anyone who is so inclined can read or listen to them and make up their own mind. but where does this leave the monarchy and the royalfamily? well, first of all, it s important to distinguish between the two. the system of constitutional monarchy has been part of this country for centuries, and it s weathered any number of ups and downs. right now, of course, there s a new monarch charles iii. harry s claims, particularly against camilla, the queen consort, have been wounding, but do they matter? this is a series of revelations that have really re entrenched both sides. those who are great supporters of the monarchy will continue to be so. the fans of the sussexes will feel as supportive of them as they always have been. but really, for the institution in the middle, itjust carries on. it s seen far worse than this before. i mean, this might be a scandal, but it s not a crisis.
january 6th include those from former acting defense secretary chris miller. last week house investigators released audio of miller s sworn testimony refuting trump s claims that he put the national guard on standby prior to the insurrection. there was no order to put 10,000 troops to be already for january 6th? yeah that s correct there was no direct, there was no order from the president. meanwhile, the former president today is taking credit for the primary defeat of another of the committee s key witnesses. remember rusty bowers the republican speaker for the arizona house to testify about efforts to get him to overturn the election results, well he lost his bid to senate seat to a trump backed opponent. we have a lot to cover tonight, so let s get smarter with the help of our lead off panel. jacqui anna-meni joins us, congressional investigations reporter for the washington post and msnbc contributor.
all in a day s work, says pm is how the guardian responds to mrjohnson s claims that he was oblivious to the culture of boozing and partying in downing street during lockdown. the daily mirror contrasts a photograph of the covid memorial wall, which remembers those who died during the pandemic, with an image of mrjohnson enjoying food and drink at his lockdown birthday event in the cabinet room. while we were sacrificing and mourning, says the paper they were laughing at us all . the party(gate) is over is the headline in the sun, which appeals directly to the prime minister to move on from the scandal and focus on helping its readers through what it calls the desperate cost of living crisis. and it s the cost of living that makes the lead story on the times. the paper reports on our top story that the chancellor rishi sunak will announce plans later to give every household in britain hundreds of pounds off their energy bills. not sure how this story fits in with
The playwright fueled outrage with his claim on Fox News that teachers were “inclined” to pedophilia as he promoted a new book that decries “the Left’s anti-Trump psychosis.”
from more traditional media. presenter piers morgan left itv s good morning britain after saying that he didn t believe a word that meghan said in that interview with oprah winfrey. concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he is born. ..what? from race to mental health, progressive californian values to the british monarchy, every element of oprah s interview with prince harry and meghan has been catnip for the frenzy and fury of today s culture wars, in which all of us are pitched against each other. has she said anything about. sometimes, it boils over. but yet you continue to trash her. ok, i m done with this! broadcaster piers morgan left itv, unwilling to apologise for saying he didn t believe meghan s claims. the next morning, morgan was bullish. no, i believe in freedom of speech. i believe in the right to be allowed to have an opinion. if people want to believe meghan markle, that s entirely their right.