changing directionally? and kevin mccarthy last night didn t want to have an additional vote at 8:00 because he said we need pore time. it s been a whole night. we re into the next day and the numbers aren t moving in the direction he would like so what is the signal everyone else is trying to send is the question we should ask ourselves and is there another demand or another name? and i don t know, everyone else here has cell phones with more people in it than me but i don t know what those sort of wants are at this point. let s bring in an ally of kevin mccarthy, former republican congressman rodney davis. first of all, happy birthday. i can t imagine you would rather spend your birthday doing anything other than sitting in a room by yourself answering our questions when we choose to come to you so happy birthday but i have to say, i was told yesterday by house republican, supporter of kevin mccarthy, that the sudden move to adjourn at 8:00 p.m. after saying they were going to reco
really clean test, a clean test in a district democrats won outright. by the way, there s another special election in new york last night didn t get a lot of resource, didn t get a lot of money, it s a district kind of going away. changing in the fall. but they had a special election. trump won this by double digits, the republican won last night but again moving by five points in the democratic election. since the supreme court decision, all four of them, the needle has moved in the democrats direction. and the democrats have won the swing district outright. i think it s dramatic, if you compare that to 2018. this is what special elections in the runup to a wave election looks like. this is 2018, trump is president. this is the blue wave year, democrats end up with 40 house seats. look what you are seeing special elections in 2017 and 2018. democrats were outperforming by 20 points, 14 points, 16 points, six of these eight special
after the arrest. so they are doing that. they are fire bombing pro-abortion centers over in buffalo. are we going to continue to say okay, this is really no big deal we will handle it case by case and they re waiting for this sentence to come down. they said it s going to be by the end of june. we are in the middle of june. ainsley: the president was on with jimmy kimmel last night didn t even mention what had happened to kavanaugh outside of his home. didn t condemn it. brian: doesn t surprise me. ainsley: earlier he encouraged the protesters to protest at the justices houses. pelosi praised their righteous anger she called it and chuck schumer, back in 2020 he said that these justices should pay. steve: sure. so, jimmy kimmel had the president of the united states as a guest last night because the president was out west for the summit of the americas kicked off with him yesterday. brian: by the way did you know summit of america no press conferences. no joint plans. all t
say he should resign on tuesday. what we will probably be asking over the weekend is whether he should resign again in the wake of the latest revelations. the poll we published last night didn t include the story about number ten staffers parting on the night before prince philip s funeral and i think that will increase public outrage, and although the prime minister supposedly wasn t at that event, i think what we are seeing is people think the buck should stop with the prime minsiter, the public see the prime minister is ultimately setting the number ten culture. i think if there continue to be revelations of more flagrant breaches of lockdown in number ten then the public do see that the buck should stop with the prime minister and more and more will say that he should go. let s take a look at the uk s latest covid figures.
staff. i think what s frustrating managers particularly at the moment is a slight ambiguity in the rules. a bit like the nfl player tweeted out. obviously the rules are going to change because the virus is changing all the time. and sport is not in isolation to the wider society. what we ve had is five matches called off for the last six days. one of the three premier league games scheduled for last night didn t happen. they were complaining they didn t know why the premier league said some matches were postponed others weren t. only half of the ten games are going to go ahead. that s ten teams not able to field a proper team. and some calling for a complete fire break, just to stop the spread of infections. take a week off, let all the squads isolate properly and come back with far fewer cases. who makes the call whether to stop the games or not? is this managers? the premier league board get together and they have released some rules now trying to make it clear as to how they dec