good afternoon. rishi sunak has formally entered the contest to become the next conservative leader and prime minister. the former chancellor says he wants to lead the country with integrity, professionalism and accountability. he already has the required backing of more than 100 fellow tory mps. this afternoon suella braverman, the former home secretary became the lastest high profile mp to endorse him. writing in the telegraph ms braverman says the tories all need to compromise but that rishi is the only candidate that fits the bill to deliver unity, stability and efficiency. meanwhile the foreign secretary james cleverly is backing boris johnson. in a tweet he said that mrjohnson had learned lessons from his time in number 10 and will focus on the needs of the country. mrjohnson has yet to declare his candidacy but held talks with mr sunak last night. penny mordaunt is also running but like mrjohnson has yet to achieve the required number of backers. here s our political c
lets wait and see, let s wait and see what happens. there s no doubt he is an extraordinary campaigner. he delivered the most wonderful election as far as i can see of course speaking as a conservative member at the last general election. he is such an asset in many ways to the party. however, ithink he is such an asset in many ways to the party. however, i think he has proved to be unreliable in certain circles circumstances. i heard someone on the radio or television saying that hopefully over the last boris has gone away, reflected, and tried to understand what he s done wrong. i believe very firmly people are allowed a second chance, there allowed to redeem themselves. it would be a terrible world if we didn t offer second chances to people. however, in this
interesting testimony. it s pretty clear marc short would not have cooperated with at least some sort of sign-off from former vice president pence. he s a very loyal man to make pence. do you think pence himself will testify if he is asked or issued a subpoena? it is hard to say, right? there s a fine line between chief of staff going up and the vice president himself going. it s going to be a big, let s wait and see. i would not expect to see the vice president. marc was there. i ve spoken with marc after, about the events of that day. he s a patriot, a good man. i think he has a lot to share with the xhae. i would not expect to see the vice president himself testify. let s turn to mike nobles saying he might pardon some of the people who were charged for attacking the capitol on january 6th if donald trump is reelected. do you think he s serious about that? or do you think he s just riling
now who are hesitant to get their kids vaccinated? the younger kids? obviously it is 12 and up, that s approved in the u.s., but there is a lot of discussion among parents about what to do. yes, and to be fair urich ri, you re right, i didn t answer the question. i think we re dedicated to the goal and to being honest and transparent n terms of kids, i want to wait and see, let s wait and see what the fda and cdc says. these bodies are independent, data-based, scientific, they are they will tell us after the trials for kids what they recommend. and, you know, there is no way they re going to recommend vaccine for children unless they are absolutely confident that it is safe and the right thing to do. for most americans, if it is approved, they will want to vaccinate their kids. but we ought to wait and see because these processes are supposed to work for us. i want to go back to your book, preventable, as you wrote
the yourpens are saying wait a second, let s wait and see. and the saudi arabians have not come out and said yes this is them. and that is the challenge. the technology certainly indicates it s hard to imagine this came from yemen, right? but the saudis are hesitant of saying yes sure. i would encourage to listen to what are the yourpens saying and what do the saudis say. even if if it came from yemen who funds the parties in yemen who would have engaged in this attack? the reason we re having all these big discussions about lack of credibility and can we trust the intelligence is that americans are tired of middle east wars. and this goes back to the obama administration. it s reflected on capitol hill and in the white house now, so i don t see the prospects of any military retaliation anytime soon. this is why trump won the