but i don t know if it is actually resonating with average americans at this moment. i was listening to your conversation as well. but it s fascinating to see how much they are saying the loud part where the quiet part out loud, and not actually being taken seriously. i agree with you. i think the benefit is, that sound exists for when people start tuning in in september, october. that s a good point. i m here to talk about that a little bit later in the show with thank, you alicia menendez. welcome to ayman . donald trump, in his own words, vowing to be the authoritarian president that we have all been warned about. plus, the unity appeal. the latest legal gambit that could be a crucial date in trump s election interference case. and they may have the votes. but do they have the goods? house republicans want to formally launch their baseless impeachment inquiry after turning up nothing but dads. i am ayman mohyeldin, let s get started. this week, donald trump
hearing about what went wrong with wilko. ., , , ., hearing about what went wrong with wilko. ., , ., , ., wilko. you could see in that short cli - , wilko. you could see in that short cli, it wilko. you could see in that short clip, it encapsulated wilko. you could see in that short clip, it encapsulated a wilko. you could see in that short clip, it encapsulated a large - clip, it encapsulated a large portion of what went on at the hearing. you have lisa wilkinson speaking publicly about the reasons why the chain collapsed. she came out with a lot of very detailed reasons about why these problems occurred. mps were more interested really on her contrition and what money had gone out of the business and then what failures had happened, as opposed to the excuses. for example, we had lisa wilkinson saying that covid was a major factor. she said the shops had stayed open, the company had continued to pay its landlords and its bills and it had called on the furlough scheme t
fire across the lebanon israel border in recent weeks. hezbollah says it is fighting israel to support hamas in gaza. the un secretary general antonio guterres has warned there is real risk that the crisis on the israel lebanon border could escalate. one rash move, one miscalculation could trigger a catastrophe that goes far beyond the border, and frankly beyond imagination. let us be clear, the people of the region and the people of the world cannot afford lebanon to become another gaza. the humanitarian situation in gaza is worsening after eight months of war. on x, the head of the world health organization said more than ten thousand palestinians are in gaza need urgent medical attention. he added that since the closure of the rafah crossing on may seven, no patients have been evacuated from the gaza strip. the us military said on thursday that a temporary pier off the coast of gaza has been re anchored, allowing the resumption of aid deliveries. the israeli army recently
dana: administration telling facilities caring for unaccompanied children. bill: there is there are numerous angles on this story. we ll talk to the former acting ice director ron vitiello in a moment. we ll begin with kristin fisher to figure out what the strategy is now. good morning. the white house is still calling this a challenge but not a crisis. the fact that president biden sent this team of high-level advisors, top administration officials down to the border shows you they know at the very least it is a big and growing problem for this administration. leading this team was the secretary of homeland security mayorkas and susan rice among others. while they were down there according to a statement put out by the white house just yesterday, the white house says they discussed capacity needs given the number of unaccompanied children and families arriving at the border. the complex challenges with redoing is immigration center and the white house is blaming a lo
hello, welcome to the programme we re live until ”am this morning. also, does the accent you have mean people think you are thick? or more intelligent than you are? this after angela rayner, the shadow education secretary, was called thick after being on the andrew marr show yesterday. let me know what perceptions people have of you because of where you were born. use the hashtag #victorialive. if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. our top story today. the case of the terminally ill 11 month old boy, charlie gard, returns to the high court today, as judges consider new evidence relating to potential treatment for his condition. an earlier ruling supported the view of his doctors that nothing can be done to improve his quality of life, and they should be allowed to switch off his life support systems. kathryn stanczyszyn reports. he s still fighting, so we re still fighting. a phrase that chris and connie gard have used many times as they battle