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from network rail who are advising you not to travel unless necessary and if you do have to travel to check before you do so. the impact of the disruption will continue on monday when there was due to be strike action and wednesday there was also due to be strike action. but network rail are hopeful that they can get a timetable running in time for services to be able to operate on wednesday. and we can get more now from nigel harris, the managing director of rail magazine, who we saw in that report. thanks forjoining us. the rmt calling off their strike, something has clearly changed. it calling off their strike, something has clearly changed.— has clearly changed. it certainly has. it has clearly changed. it certainly has- it took _ has clearly changed. it certainly has. it took us _ has clearly changed. it certainly has. it took us all— has clearly changed. it certainly has. it took us all by _ has clearly changed. it certainly has. it took us all by surprise i has clearly changed. it certainly i has. it took us all by surprise last night, it came out of the clear blue sky. the strike started today and monday and wednesday were being called off. with no really clear reason why. there is a whole range of issues we need to discuss that
>> it works in past years at times but unsuccessfully. >> this caught a lot of people by surprise last night. zolan, thank you so much. and still ahead, lawmakers investigating the insurrection prepare to sit down with another trump cabinet official. what they could learn from former sent of state mike pompeo. that's up next. cnt of state mik pompeo. that's up p next. ynt of state m pompeo. ththat's up next. nt of state mi pompeo. that's up next. nt of state mike pompeo. that's up next. with best western rewards you get rewarded when you stay on the road and on the go. find your rewards so you can connect, disconnect, hold on tight and let go! stay two nights and get a fr night. book now at bestwestern.com.
political implications for the prime minister in all of this do you think? it minister in all of this do you think? , , ., think? it is interesting that the issue that seems _ think? it is interesting that the issue that seems to _ think? it is interesting that the issue that seems to have - think? it is interesting that the l issue that seems to have pushed think? it is interesting that the - issue that seems to have pushed lord geidt over the edge was to do with trade. it was to do with potential help for british industry. it was not to do with partygate. it has been known for a while that lord geidt had some concerns about his role. there have been rumours in the past that he was going to quit. but the fact it was about trade is something that took downing street by surprise last night. they didn't see this resignation coming. it is also worth pointing out however that in his resignation letter, lord geidt also says it was only by a small margin that he decided to stay in thejob earlier this small margin that he decided to stay in the job earlier this year when questions over his future were last asked. but remember this, questions over his future were last asked. but rememberthis, itjust brings the question about boris johnson's desire to play by the rules back into the four. after all the feed braille questions about his leadership a couple of weeks ago,
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mcconnell a short time ago put out a statement saying the president's speech this morning did not do anything to help the work of the supercommittee. you are on that committee. what impact do you think the president's proposal and the subsequently bickering that will ensue, what will be the task before the supercommittee? >> looking at all of the ideas out there and the president put forward a credible sound proposal for consideration of the committee. republicans can also put forward proposals and we need to discuss all of them. just last week speaker boehner, the speaker of the house said we shouldn't have bright lines and no one should draw lines in the sand and proceed to say the supercommittee had to address the deficit his way. the president is asking for a balanced approach. every bipartisan group, every one of them has looked at this and said we all need to be in this together.
anything? highlight of the show? >> charlie sheen trying to be contrite but he's smug. i don't even believe that. too little too late. >> thank you so much. we'll have you back and i want to talk about an article you wrote over the last few days. thanks to you. thanks to you as well. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. we'll be back here tomorrow at noon eastern at 9:00 pacific. up next, "andrea mitchell reports." >> president obama unveiling his plan to reduce the nation's deficit by $2 trillion. we'll break it down with a budget director of white house budget. and ed rollins here. the political analyst gains the 2012 republican race. "andrea mitchell reports" up next on msnbc.
california. he received 45% of the vote. ron paul generally fares well in these straw polls. can we take anything away from this? >> he does very well in straw polls. it has to do with the intensity of his support. you heard that someone ends up having support that might be a mile wide but an inch deep. it's the reverse for ron paul. his support is sometimes a mile deep. people really want to go out to these straw polls and cast their vote for him. he did well in that ames straw poll finishing a close second to michele bachmann back in august. this is his specialty. he does very well. >> raised a boat load of money over the weekend. raised more than 1 million bucks off that victory. do we think at some point that ron paul picks up some traction or do we think this is what we continue to see fares well in a straw poll here and there but he's never really considered one of the big two or three. >> it's what he does. in 2007 and 2008 he raised a lot
"modern family" is a fantastic show. >> we were talking about this off camera. this was striking last night. the emmy awards a very, very white show. really white. >> it is. it is. the thing is that do we blame emmys or do we blame television. that part of the television industry. i was back with tamron hall. who should be nominated? television isn't giving enough jobs to young black actors. john does a fantastic job. loretta did great work. there are people on "friday night lights" and maybe washington will be up for this next year but there are not enough black actors getting jobs. >> surprise last night by
not independent but the palestinians are under such pressure from americans they don't know what to do at this stage and anything could happen before the scheduled appearance by the palestinian president in front of the united nations general assembly on friday. >> martin fletcher in tel aviv. thank you. republicans have another showdown in florida. fresh off the california straw poll and it was not one of the front runners who came out on top. plus, can the postal service even be saved? i'll ask the post master general when he joins me in just a few minutes. she won't eat eggs without hot sauce. she has kind of funny looking toes. she's always touching my hair. and she does this dancing finger thing. [ male announcer ] with advanced technology from ge, now doctors can diagnose diseases like breast cancer on a cellular level. so that women, like kristy's mom, can get personalized treatment that's as unique as she is. [ kristy ] she's definitely not like other moms.
she issued a challenge, "the situation" is famous for his six-pack. >> his sumi? >> look out, mr. situation. >> hello! >> there's carol brady. >> she actually stacks up against the situation. >> my goodness! >> all done. >> you know, actually, the surprise last night, margaret cho? >> margaret cho moved very greasefully. she did a couple of gags she judges didn't get. >> dude, seriously, that's the first time i've seen it. she was -- said she always felt like an ugly duckling growing up -- i was going to say in ugly dumpling which is worst than an ugly duckling because you don't want to be called that. she moved very well and