back that s just. the reality oa how itck worked. [laughter] kat:e okay.bay buoft santos suspect only one l. in a fantasy. thought i might stay over tonight. because we re girlfriend and boyfriend. what? i m actually not sure. kat: amy schumer said she turned down the barbie movie for not being feminist enough.t i think we said it was scheduling conflict. t that shi what we said. that s what we said but yeah it was creative differences but you know what there s a new team behind it and looks like it is feminist and cool so i ll be saying that movie. it was it that it didn t feel feminist an cool when you werere involved in. yes. kat: this is a post to be didn t star in the movie because nobodi asked mee, if i did i would do t in a heart beat i don t care what it is, call me. w we gotha a fantastic show for yu on fox news saturday night. the brilliant brit piers morgan is in the house i m going to tri
is a debate to be had but choices to be made about where money is spent and i think the public support us in believing that it should be spent on the nhs. and on the workforce. unfortunately, the government has yet again refused to engage in a discussion today. it yet again refused to engage in a discussion today. yet again refused to engage in a discussion today. it was a different icture discussion today. it was a different picture coming discussion today. it was a different picture coming from discussion today. it was a different picture coming from unison, - discussion today. it was a different picture coming from unison, one l discussion today. it was a different | picture coming from unison, one of the other unions, they say, progress was made, they say, when you are in the room with the secretary of state talking about pay that is progress, they say, they say they did not get they say, they say they did not get the tangible concessions they hoped for that would enable them
climate change. what is on the sustainability agenda this week where you are? shy, sustainability agenda this week where you are? where you are? a lot is going to happen. where you are? a lot is going to happen. we where you are? a lot is going to happen, we will where you are? a lot is going to happen, we will be - to happen, we will be announcing a couple of reports, 185 countries. inaudible. that will be announced tomorrow between the wttc and the kingdom of saudi arabia, moving to net zero, multiple conversations with experts to accelerate general sustainability, so it s quite exciting. all the leaders talking about this important topic. talking about this important toic. ., ., , topic. how important is tourism topic. how important is tourism to the global topic. how important is tourism to the global economy, - topic. how important is tourism to the global economy, very - to the global economy, very briefly? to the global economy, very briefl ? :: to the global economy
rallies have been held in cities across pakistan, to protest against the removal of imran khan from his post as prime minister, following a no confidence vote in parliament over the weekend. tens of thousands of people gathered in karachi and lahore, waving torches and flags in the dark, and chanting in support of mr khan. a long time rival, shehbaz sharif, is expected to be voted in by parliament to replace him later on monday. derek grossman is a senior defence analyst at the rand he s in santa monica, california. from your point of view, what was the downfall? from your point of view, what was the downfall? there was a combination was the downfall? there was a combination of was the downfall? there was a combination of reasons. - was the downfall? there was a combination of reasons. one l was the downfall? there was a i combination of reasons. one was economic troubles, another was
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