and that warming and climate change are real and that they are caused in the majority and that they are caused in the majority by human activity, and yet consistently around about 16%, 15-16% of consistently around about 16%, 15 16% of people, do not that. they believe that climate change that. they believe that climate change is that. they believe that climate change is not happening and/or that it is not change is not happening and/or that it is not a change is not happening and/or that it is not a result of human activity. it is not a result of human activity, and the science is very ciear activity, and the science is very clear on activity, and the science is very clear on this. georgia 34 scientists contributed clear on this. georgia 34 scientists contributed to the latest report posted contributed to the latest report posted the signs very clear and lots of things posted the signs very clear and lots of things. most recently on vaccinations. and indeed variou
the scottish health secretary, humza yousaf, has reported a nursery in dundee to the care inspectorate alleging possible racial or religious discrimination after his daughter was refused a place. mr yousaf says that after the refusal, his wife asked a white scottish friend to put in an application and it was accepted within 24 hours. he said the complaint wasn t a step he was taking lightly. mr yousaf told the daily record newspaper that he was asking the watchdog to establish if it was a case of ethnic or religious discrimination, an allegation which the nursery involved vehemently denies. our correspondent alexandra mackenzie is in glasgow. tell us a little bit more about the context of all this? tell us a little bit more about the context of all this? humza yousaf and his wife context of all this? humza yousaf and his wife are context of all this? humza yousaf and his wife are absolutely - context of all this? humza yousaf| and his wife are absolutely furious about this was of
trust, not only in science, but also in government. that s why people are holding out on this vaccine right now. yup. i think that s so important. and this is really about people. that s why i mentioned we ve been living through it. if you look at the covid patients who have gotten into a tough spot, even this summer, saying wait a minute, maybe i should have gotten this vaccine. phil valentine, a conservative radio host, saying he regrets not being more vehemently for the vaccine. and one doctor saying to late stage covid patients, it s too late to get the vaccine. one mother saying, this is not a hoax. this is real. it is a tragic and sad part of the way we re processing what has already been a tragic and sad period for the world over the last year and a half. these experiences becoming all
katie: they allowed the media to continue to run this narrative that police departments were doing and get on board with this idea that they had to take away funding. waited months to come out vehemently to condemn any kind of violence and wasn t on the side of the police officers when they came to law and order and watching police briefings literally lit on fire when they ousted the police chief in seattle who was a black woman who was in charge democrat police chiefs now begging democrat run. the funny thing is they are basically admitting to convert and leave it defund the police is bad so by them saying republicans are the ones who defunded the police and they are
so, tim, politico is reporting opposition to the january 6 commission is actually hardening among senate republicans. your colleague over at the bulwark, jonathan asking if democrats aren t willing to kill the filibuster over the 1/6 commission what will it take? mr. portman a republican of ohio vehemently objected to our characterization of his approach last night, aggressively insisting he s undecided. he s important obviously because of foreign relations and homeland security. indeed, if he votes for the commission we will have a straight up rob portman night here on the broadcast. but talk about if not portman his ilk in the senate the republicans from the kind of traditional fiscal conservative, socially conservative, custodial and protector class.