when so many people around the country are facing the cost of living crisis, that cannot be the right priority for britain. sir keir starmer also said this morning there was a feeling in the party now you will win the next election, is he a bit complacent? a couple of years ago and a lot of catching up to do. there are a lot of things people say about keir starmer. he is not complacent. he is the eternal warrior against complacency, a phrase tony blair once used to use. he knows he had a mountain to climb when he took over the party leadership, that we still have a long way to go, but the fight is on for the future of britain. what kind of vision do you have? do you have a vision of the economy for the few, which is what we saw in the budget on friday, or an economy and a country for the many, which is what you will hear from labour this week? the wait for the next football world cup is almost over as qatar is just two months away from becoming the smallest nation to host the event. bu
starmer. that will be chalked up as a win, certainly, by the leadership today. and it does feel overall that the party s gathering here in liverpool in pretty good spirits. sir keir starmer taught very confidently this morning about the party believing that it will win the next general election, notjust hoping that it can. and that will be seen as a confident tone from the leader, but there is also the danger, of course, that if you start saying things like that that it comes across as a bit complacent, so thatis comes across as a bit complacent, so that is a territory he had to navigate. two years out from a general election, may be even less, he is certainly striking a confident tone, and has set the tone for the next few days. there will be descent, there robbie debate, but it seems like he s got the party pretty much where he wants it. let’s seems like he s got the party pretty much where he wants it. much where he wants it. let s talk about some much where he wants it. let s
thinking, perhaps, and alsojoined up thinking, perhaps, and alsojoined up thinking, which is that if you ve got people who need to be released from hospital need to make sure they can actually be looked after, i do think there is actually a glimmer of hope on the horizon with this. these new companies where you are being monitored at home, because at least that keeps you out of hospital as well, and i think for preventative medicine is good. i agree with digby as well, the fact we have all got a bit complacent, and ijust saw we have all got a bit complacent, and i just saw a we have all got a bit complacent, and ijust saw a neighbourjust yesterday who was saying he had what he assumed was the latest omicron strength of any kind of slightly assumed it was going be ok, and we ve gotten a bit blase about the whole thing. find we ve gotten a bit blase about the whole thing-
republicans in higher numbers spells disaster for democrats and a good day for republicans. harris: jason, your quick response to that and i will come to you again. there is certainly an enthusiasm gap, customary for the party that holds the white house to feel a bit complacent. democrats i will agree with my colleague that democrats have been out messaged at every turn. their primary message has been to save democracy which i think is a laudable goal but not a message that resonates with a crowd that no longer sees trump every day on social media and they have done a really poor job in marketing their accomplishments like creating 6 million jobs or orchestrating the biggest drop in unemployment in a single year, reducing child poverty to its lowest rate on record. you know, improving our infrastructure. these are all things they should be selling to the american people and they ve done a poor job of doing that. and that spells trouble. i will concede that.
comparator for obvious reasons. but of course, that may sound complacent, we re not in the slightest bit complacent, every single incident is something that we regret. an mp has been fined after his dog caused a stampede by a herd of 200 deer in richmond park. danny kruger was on a family walk when he lost control of his 11 month old puppy pebble in march. the conservative mp for devizes in wiltshire, who lives in hammersmith, was said to have been contrite and apologetic. he s been ordered to pay more than £700. the sea life aquarium in london has unveiled an installation today, highlighting the pollution in our oceans. a 15,000 litre tank has been filled with fishing nets and plastic waste. the display coincides with united nations world 0ceans day. children in east london have thanked the footballer marcus rashford for his free school meals campaign, revealing a mural of him on the side of their school. the footballer was chosen by pupils gainsborough primary in west ham. his im