by someone who was trying to find speaker pelosi. take a listen to some of the former president s comments. if our rhetoric about each other gets that mean, when we don t just disagree with people, but we start demonizing them, making wild, crazy allegations about them that creates a dangerous climate. if elected officials don t do more to explicitly reject that kind of rhetoric, if they support it or encourage their supporters to stand outside voting places armed with guns and dressed in tactical gear, more people can get hurt. reporter: the former president is really jumped into
making it impossible to resolve the dispute, is that a fair characterisation of where you stand? it is a characterisation to say the government had made it impossible for us to maximise our potential in the rail network as it stands. they have been stripping away income bit by bit from the rail network whilst meddling profusely in the way it works, making wild promises such as the trans pennine connection and suddenly pulling the rug. saying they will do massive extensions of high speed rail and then cancelling it. there is no strategy, no real involvement, they seem to be obsessed about a big project but as soon as the rubber hits the road if you excuse the pun, they end up falling apart. that is part of the character of people who have been running the transport sector, grant shapps and borisjohnson. they will be no changes with rishi sunak or liz truss who may become prime minister in the next couple of weeks. ., ~ minister in the next couple of weeks. ., ,, , ., minister in the ne
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i whether the results are there i he s made this enormous problem promise of levelling up as if britain s serious. inequality one of the most| unequal countries in europe. only america and the western world is more unequal. - he s made this impossible - promise that he cannot meet. so i think keir starmer- was laying out in his speech some of the ways forward l and some of the things that labour would do, but without making wild,| extravagant promises . that he could be tripped up on in future. thomas, when we look ahead to what the conservatives might want to do, presumably they ll be focus on delivery borisjohnson has delivered brexit, he s delivered a successful vaccine programme, which is still ongoing. the levelling up agenda is clear. what do you think the focus might be over the next few days for the conservatives, given the very difficult backdrop that we ve got at the moment? let me say the positive
they have more opinion polling i according to pollsters than any i other number ten downing street has ever had. they are obsessed with this. so they are constantly in that mode. - in the end, reality does catch up. - whether the results are there, l he made this enormous problem promise of levelling up. as if britain is serious - inequality in the most unequal countries in europe. only america and the western world is more unequal. - he s made this impossible - promise that he cannot meet. so i think keir starmer- was laying out in his speech some of the ways forward l and some of the things that labour would do. but without making wild, extravagant promises - that he could be tripped up on in future. - thomas, when we look ahead to what the conservatives might want to do, presumably they ll be fixed on delivery borisjohnson has delivered brexit, he s delivered a successful vaccine programme which is still ongoing. the levelling up agenda is clear. what do you think the focus might