the the entrance to rafah or two goals, the return of her hostages and the elimination of hamas. as the war cabinet unanimously decided, there very farfrom the cabinet unanimously decided, there very far from the necessary requirements, israel will not allow hamas to restore its evil rule in the gaza strip or its military capabilities to continue striving for destruction. for our destruction. for more on the latest developments, paul adams reports from jerusalem. a deal may now be tantalisingly close, but in rafah, israel s military pressure is relentless. today, severing gaza s last link with the outside world, the crossing point into egypt. and raising the flag, sending an unmistakable message to hamas. the noose is tightening. the sounds of approaching war echo among the displaced, hundreds of thousands of palestinians living in the sand against the egyptian border or next to the sea. i don t know where to stay, heart medicines, i don t know where to stay, this man says,
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spent an entire week at one of his golf course. it should not be that hard to find out whose interest the president is serving if own the congressional leaders would say subpoena his tax returns. more likely to support a candidate who promises to be a check on the president. fresh off another round of encouraging election results on tuesday, democrats have a message of their own, they are in the words of nancy pelosi clean up corruption. what does that mean? cleaning up corruption. how do you do it? we have to make sure that we can get big money out of politics. what we have seen is dark money
risk of not getting kavanaugh confirmed. it is not a matter it is a matter of timing. that sounds like they support in impeaching rod rosenstein but not doing it now. the plot which is to go after rod rosenstein but allow the senate to jam the supreme court justice. do that work and then return after the midterm elections to try to jam up ro
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legislation that this congress has been pushing forward. the biggest example of it was the corrupt gop tax scam where 83% of the benefits went to the wealthiest 1%. this was not done for the people. that s what we stand for as democrats. it was done for the lobbyist, the wealthiest, the billionaires. this is corruption happening in plain sight. i would not disagree that is corrupt. but that is every day corruption. that is a system that is shot through with corruption. i don t want to minimize that. we are talking about specific corruption in that this president has a whole host of corrupt relationships to his business and things like that. that my question would, what would they do if they got the majority they are lying, cheating, stealing and doing it with impunity.
and the reason is this congress has refused to do constitutional oversight responsibilities. the house of representatives doesn t work for donald trump. we work for the a
White house at this moment. i think the idea that justice breyer is forced out by the left, pressure from left leaning groups and some members of congress calling on him to step aside to give president biden an opportunity to pick a new nominee, especially with the midterm elections coming up, and in favor of the republicans, it could have been held up even longer. the idea a supreme court justice would be pressured by billboards and some tweets i think is kind of ridiculous. he served on the court now for about three decades and the oldest serving justice. i think he obviously would retire in his own time. i don t believe that supreme court justice would give in to pressure from tweets or billboards. sandra: garrett, final question to you. always curiosity about the relationships on the court, and having sat down with justice gorsuch myself i remember asking him about those relationships and he joked about the light
Phone in a bitter custody battle over their children. the ft leads with the volatility of the gas market. it reports vladimir putin s offer to stabilise the market, which has seen prices increase dramatically recently. the metro it leads to the british prime minister s speech with the headline referencing the manyjokes and light heartedness of the speech. so, let s begin. let me ask you first of all, jane, at the front page of the metro at borisjohnson and his wife sharing a kiss and the headline build back banter, referencing the tone of the speech, the tone very much light hearted, jokey, humourous. was it the right tone given the state of affairs in this country right now? i m not sure it was. it was in stark