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he was of course leader of ukip, the uk independence party, who championed bringing the uk out of the eu, he then formed a new party, the brexit party, out of the ashes of that campaign for what he considered a real brexit. often a thorn in the side of the political establishment, as he calls them, in the uk, very eurosceptic politician, also rallying against what he considers to be too much political correctness in politics in the uk. we will leave it there, thank you very much, david wallace lockhart, joining us from westminster with that update. stay with us here on bbc news. much more to come and to remind you that all the stories we've covered are on our website, including the very latest on the story of travis king, the us soldier in north korea who has been held there after getting into some kind of trouble in seoul matt, we will see how that plays out, and will... stay with us
all trying to tap into the mood of voters who will soon deliver their verdict. alex forsyth, bbc news, in uxbridge and south ruislip. and you can find a list of all the candidates standing in uxbridge and south ruislip on the bbc news website. potholes are the bane of anyone on wheels — and now they have forced the organisers of a popular cycling event in cambridgeshire to call it off. the strawberry community cycle event usually takes place in september and attracts 400 riders, but as jo black reports, the club blamed the cancellation on the "grave state of many roads." holes left. holes middle! beware of the potholes, a thorn in the side of many a road user, and now an annual cycling event in cambridgeshire has been cancelled because the organisers think the state of the roads make the course far too dangerous for the riders. this year, we started to look
laura let me tell you the simple issues of already been resolved. the months that we have left a very complex. and we have people in this race president joe biden have put forth platforms and positions passed bipartisan legislation. they talk about a bipartisan approach? that's exactly what we did. and we won the bipartisan infrastructure bill and we got it signed and we won the inflation reduction act on clean energy. that's one of the energy issues they talk about is clean energy. it reads just like the biden plan that we're implementing right now so we have choice and a choice for me is president joe biden. >> when you talk about clean energy, it's reminiscent of course of a senator who is in new hampshire who saying he will not run around and, he'll wait till the end of the year to make the decision. he has been a perpetual thorn in the side of a slim majority
>> when you talk about clean energy, it's reminiscent of course of a senator who is in new hampshire who saying he will not run around and, he'll wait till the end of the year to make the decision. he has been a perpetual thorn in the side of a slim majority for democrats. although he has support in west virginia and he is not alone in his decision to buck the system in some respects. do you think that senator joe manchin is serious about actually contemplating a run for the presidency, or is this about the policy issues in the forefront? >> or is this about getting attention? i think that's why we are talking about it tonight. look, i know joe manchin. he's a colleague in the congress. i know where his position is, i know where his constituency is. and he represents west virginia, a history of coal, a history of carbon pollution in my view, and i think we are in a
manchin once again proving to be a thorn in the side of his own party. we'll hear his thoughts about a possible presidential bid. and two super powers trying to find a way forward on climate change as scorching heat sears the planet. we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life e insurance policy for casash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clulue. that's crazy! well, not everyone knowsws coventry's helped thousands of people sell their policies for
one thing they are doing tonight is releasing a policy book. they're handing out these books to everyone, it's called a common sense policy book. they're trying to strike a middle ground on abortion, on immigration rights, on gun rights. jake, it's more of a utopia in a deeply divided washington. so this is very much the prospect of what could come with a third-party ticket, but much has to happen between now and then, but joe manchin, he knows he's getting a lot of attention for this. he's famous for being a thorn in democratic party's side, so he'll be doing that tonight as well. he says he has no intention of being a spoiler in the 2024 race, but that's what many democrats fear he could be if he moved ahead with this. >> jeff zeleny in golfstown, new hampshire. presidential power may never look the same if voterpu trump back in the white house. trump and his allies are planni the powers of the executive branch. according to "the new york times," those plans include bringing infedependent agencies under direct presidential
are looking at the defense spending bill, or whether or not we will see it later in the fall during that larger appropriatin as discussion. there are several hot button issues that republicans could tuck into the larger spending bill battle that really speak to their base, while allowing them to carry out some of their political retributions against people like the fbi and the doj. look at some of the questions that we heard from people like andy biggs and others about the ongoing investigations at the doj level of rioters on january 6. that's something that is requiring a lot of extra resources and doj. it's something that from a dollars and cents perspective house republicans could come for come the fall. >> frank, speaking of the january 6 part of this, was thing was a line of questioning about the pipe bomber -- we don't know singular or plural -- from january 6. that open investigation does still seem to be a bit of a thorn in the side of the fbi.
they've done well-being a consistent thorn in the side of republican leaders. the more that splitter off for getting what they need for back home, it becomes a problem for the freedom caucus. for marjorie taylor greene, i think she's looking to the future. it is stunning she didn't get kicked out for the jewish space laser comments or incendiary things she's said, but she's kicked out for working with mccarthy. >> so weird. >> yeah. >> jason alexander will be on the show friday. so excited. speaking of costanza. >> perfect. >> on friday on "morning joe." >> that's nice. >> ali vitali, thank you very much. we'll see you again tomorrow morning. >> yeah. >> on "way too early." really appreciate it. >> thanks, guys. look, it's the top of the hour. the first went so quickly. >> so quickly. >> only three more to go on this monday, july 10th. david ignatius, reverend al sharpton and elise jordan are still with us.
currently house speaker kevin mccarthy. and marjorie taylor green has been an ally of kevin mccarthy and that's likely at play here, perhaps how much they feel they can trust her and the fact that she's allied with the speaker and they've been a thorn in the side of every house republican leader since the caucus began. we're going to talk to former republican congressman adam kinzinger about this warfare and what it means for the republican caucus going forward, the greater caucus. kevin mccarthy's majority is very, very slim. in fact, one member can go to the floor of the house and vote to force a vote on whether or not he should continue to be speaker. >> that's part of the reason that he reportedly has backed marjorie taylor green and said that she's now someone in his inner circle, i guess.
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