even as we grieve, we give thanks to this most faithful light. i am deeply aware of this great inheritance and all of the duties and heavy responsibility of sovereignty. they are now past to me. many of the accession council it was a series of highly coordinated formalities. they were set into motion upon the death of his mother, queen elizabeth the second. that was on thursday afternoon. later this hour, king charles will meet with the archbishop of canterbury, britain s new prime minister, lustrous. there will also be members of the cabinet. it has been a memorable first speak on the job or trust. one of queen elizabeth ii final acts was to invite her to succeed boris johnson s prime minister. former new government. that occurred during a meeting on tuesday at balmoral, the royal family s estate. approximately 48 hours after that meeting, the queen passed away. trust is the 15th and final prime minister queens bits rain. it began in 1952. western churchill was prime minis
a stolen election. more on how that has changen up these races in a minute. but let s start in my home state of texas, where the issue of abortion has become a key focus in a closely watched democratic runoff. back in march, neither incumbent nor bernie sanders-backed candidate could cross the threshold. in a race that featured an fbi raid and questions on electability and border poicy. they have tried to seize on the intention in the draft opinion overturning roe. putting the issue front and center against the pro-life candidate. this is how she made her pitch to chuck earlier this month. in this moment, we re watching the fall of rome. and the erosion of our fundamental rights. this moment we truly it necessitates a champion that s going to fight fur people s rights. there s so many key issue where is he s siding with republican asks he can become the joe manchin of the house. we don t want it to be the deciding vote on the future of our fundamental freedoms and rights in
things. how do you explain to our viewers in america the sentimental differences here. many of our viewers are critical of the monarchy, or at least, confused. a lot of people love the queen, but at this point, there are some people saying hey, how do we think about the monarchy, and the institute of the british empire, that she oversaw, largely, the end of. while celebrating her and thinking about the future? lots of people watching the proclamation declaration, and went on earth is going on. all these extraordinary outfits and odd phrasing. the first thing, i quickly say, the empire, which is of course, carrying so many memories of the dark parts of british history, have already been abolished before she came to the throne. she was head of state of some foreign nations.
trump. he had the backing of the folks here now these recent polls have him down 30 odd points. what happened? we my lose on tuesday and went on to note, i can what was the way he said this. i am guaranteed we will not lose by 30 points. it was an odd phrasing. who stands to lose two different races in the course of 15 months. there s a candidate this is a man who has a self-worth of millions of dollars, yet has put in only a few hundred thousand of those himself here. it s important to note when you look at the poll, it suggests perdue is around 30%. that would go to suggest that
tonight and the larger crisis facing america s big cities. good to see you both. thanks for having us, shannon . randy, i want to start with you . a tweet from the governor in new york talking about the horrific situation that played out there saying this, last night a shot from an illegal gun to the life of an nypd officer. she goes on from there but it seems like odd phrasing. it reminded me it made me think of the waukesha christmas parade for the guy drove the suv and the crowd and killed six people and injured 60 plus people and the headlight about the suv, her warning about a shot from an illegal gun struck me the same way. what s going on? she is a disgrace. she could not even bring it to herself to explain that the