hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are political editor of the sunday mirror, nigel nelson, and katy balls, deputy political editor of the spectator. hello both. i will chat in a moment. quick look through some of those front pages. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. the observer leads with warning of a climate catastrophe, quoting alok sharma, the minister in charge of the cop26 talks to be held in glasgow this year. the telegraph also focuses on climate change, saying that the prime minister s green agenda is facing chaos due to the effect it could have on working class families. the express leads on covid and the travel industry, saying borisjohnson is being urged to cut the costs of covid tests for foreign travel. travel is the lead for the mirror too, which claims foreign secretary dominic raab avoided travel rules after returning from france. education is the main story for the times, saying that top univ
it s no secret that going along with a process because you think the process is right is the clinical definition of insanity. i think there s probably a good faith element to biden s concerns and his beliefs about the senate, but a man s got to meet the moment. where you are right now. they just proved to you again today they will not do a deal with you because they win if you do nothing. right. and there is no upside to them to having more people vote in this country. and that s what it is. yeah. how do you convince him? what i don t like is that the democrats only talk about joe manchin and that, like, you know, it s him. if he doesn t want to do it, i guess we ll have to go find 60 votes. i think they need to have more desperation, i think they need to have more tools in the box and i know there are all of these talks going behind the scenes. but he met with the naacp today. i don t know what can be going on behind the scenes that can make him change, unless you co
thank you for the opportunity, it is now time for the big show, don lemon tonight, with its star, d. lemon. you got that right, sir. how are you? i m doing well. and you? i m doing very well. what do you think of this whole bipartisanship? i heard a goofy man once say that bipartisanship for the sake of itself is meaningless. bipartisanship for the sake of bipartisanship is empty is what the goofy man said, which is me. i know you re talking about me. no, i wasn t. continue. do you think i was right? first of all, it s like if you said two plus two equals four, do i think you re right? yes, i think you re right. it s no secret that going along with a process because you think the process is right no matter what it yields is almost the clinical definition of insanity. i think there s probably a good faith element to biden s concerns and his beliefs about the senate, but a man s got to meet the moment. where you are right now. they just proved to you again tod
to object to this commission which happens to be the democratic side. it s also true the gop is deflecting the commission must examine the important but unrelated issue of left-wing urban violence. there s another story, new york attorney general announcing probe, no new facts but media speculation. the connecting story is the former president. biden boresome is unbreakable. i m howard kurtz and this is media buzz. howie: on the buzz meter, we will focus on cnn s chris cuomo who apologized for privately advising brother andrew cuomo on calls. refusing to do interviews with white reporters. i will talk to the washington post sally quinn for so long a symbol of dc social scene with husband ben bradley, she calls all the glitzy parties a waste of time. the house passed to create the january 6th commission as kevin mccarthy said other investigations would achieve the same goal. those who participated and caused it should be held accountable and we secure this capitol and