Jesse: welcome to a special edition of jesse watters primetime. I m pete heckseth in for jesse on friday night. Well, the grades are in and kamala harris last night flunked her exam. Did you see her on television last night? [ crowd boos ] this is going to be the president of our country? i don t think so. And it s the first interview she s done in like nobody s ever seen anything like about and if you re too weak to do a oneonone werp interview with a person that was so soft you know, i know dana. She s always, you know always nasty. It was a very weak interview from the standpoint of cnn. I think cnn should be ashamed with themselves. Just like joe with the debate, the country watched the kamala harris bubble pop in real time last night. As trump mentioned it wasn t because cnn s dana basht asked any hard hitting questions. She did not. Kamala proved she s not obama and she s not even biden. She s worse. What we re about to show you hide the kids will shock you. Not only did she not
Giuliana, to talk about how she s turning far right personal attacks against her into motivating gen z to get out and vote. Join me tomorrow at noon here on msnbc. Have a great neighbor day weekend and good night. Before donald trump, the trump era of presidential elections, the conventional wisdom was that presidential campaigns do not get serious until after labor day. But for trump, he will emerge from this labor day weekend into a september of court dates and debates. Today we are expecting the next major step in the federal election interference case against him. Special counsel jack smith s team and trump s attorneys are expected to propose a schedule for future court proceedings. It comes just days after a federal grand jury returned a superseding indictment that charges trump with the same four counts he faced in the original indictment returned last august. But whittled down in light of the rightwing majority supreme court s ruling in favor of trump that residents have immunit
By direct enemy fire and there s an investigation that s now under way. But he, along with another pilot colleague with the call sign deuce, had travelled to washington as part of ukraine s big effort to be given these f 16 jets. But now both of those pilots have been killed in action. It s also a blow for president zelensky. He personally campaigned to get these jets for the past two and a half years. He finally got them, the first of them just a few weeks ago, and now this has happened. There were these warnings that the russians would target them and also, crucially, the airfields from which they take off. And that is why president zelensky has asked once again of his allies that they give him permission to use these foreign made long range missiles so that they can hit further into russia. And president zelensky says if he s given that permission, they can prevent these sort of attacks across the whole of ukraine. That was our correspondent nick beake. Here in the uk, employees cou
Death at a house in the west midlands. We will have our correspondent on the scene for you soonin correspondent on the scene for you soon in the next hour. We will bring you more updates as soon as we do. Here in the uk. . . Employees could be given the right to ask to work a four day week, under government plans to encourage flexible working. People would then compress their contracted hours into longer days. But ministers insist they won t impose the change on staff or businesses. The uk would not be the first. Some countries across europe have already introduced a four day working week for employees who want it. In 2022, belgium became the first country in europe to legislate a four day week, allowing employees to condense their working hours into fewer days, if they want to. In germany, this year some companies started testing it. The country is struggling with a critical labour shortage and the hope is that a more flexible working pattern will encourage more people into the workpl
Is calling on the food industry to take allergy training more seriously, and says she lies awake at night thinking about whether she could have prevented her death. She s been talking to our reporter tim muffett. Hannah was a bright child, funny, full of life. She loved doing tiktok, what any 13 year old liked doing. She was like a big teddy bear. She loved to come to my bed and just give me a big cuddle. She loved her friends. She loved hanging out with her friends. Hannah had a severe dairy allergy. In february last year, when she was on her way to the dentist, her mum ordered two soya hot chocolates from a costa coffee in barking in east london. After one sip, that was it. She called me from the toilet and said, that was not soya hot chocolate. She was shouting. She was screaming. It happened so quickly, at that point. A postmortem examination found that hannah died after an anaphylactic reaction triggered by an ingredient in her hot chocolate, which caused an allergic response. Ear