the anthem of a new era! the first official rendition of god save the king for 70 years. the moment i ve been dreading. [inaudible] the moments i ve been treading? the new king speaks of his grief and his first audience with the prime minister. a nation in mourning as the tributes to the queen are paid across the country. i don t think there will be another monarch like her. i just hope that charles can live up to what his mother has obviously instilled in him. and coming up, the havoc the morning papers are covering the kings for speech, with the royal photographer, and the former editor of the daily star. hello good morning. king charles iii will be formally proclaimed monarch today as an accession council which will be televised for the first time in history, the king will make his declaration an oath in some james as palace earlier this morning, and he will be joined by the new prince of wales, and the queen consort, camilla. well as prime minister l
this only moments in a day, how does a photographer editor pick out? there s so many stories. for instance the picture that they ve gone for is a very powerful image of prince charles two days ago. and he came back to london and he s reminiscent of and met the crown. yesterday, it was very positive and very emotionally charged. supposing only three about that would be a devastating indictment about charles. that is obviously a wall of support and i think he was incredibly moved yesterday, wasn t? he did seem very moved, and
you were more invested in sort of the normal political process for replacing the president if you don t like them. but its lazy democracy. right. they always say they do. they always say they are about democracy but this was an extrajudicial means of dealing with the president that they don t like. i mean, it was day after day. every new development, these other journalists to promising their viewers to stay through to the next commercial break. if you stick with us, it s coming next. the development that will be the end of the trump administration. it was like reminiscent of, you know, puritan who are always promising the end of the world. and that it doesn t happen. and it s like oh, we read the passages wrong and is actually next week and they get excited for it again. that s what it was like for so long. tucker: but those sucks have been thoroughly discredited. we have laughed at them as you just did but the people who push this hoax on us, who called, for
the normal political process for are racist and evil. replacing the president if you don t like them. the actual american electric, by the a way, is less excited about those ideas. tucker: but it lazy democracy. right. or nothing changes, the they always say they do. they always say they are about democratic party will lose once democracy but this was an extrajudicial means of dealing again. with the president that they don t like. i mean, it was day after day. every new development, these thank you for joining us tonight. other journalists, promising two days of debates, and this is a generalization. i think there are a couple of their viewers, just stay through the same candidates. to the next commercial break. if you stick with us, it s coming next. the development that will be the tulsi gabbard, for example. end of the trump administration. john delaney. tim ryan. but the front runners were it was like reminiscent of, youu know, puritan sects who are always promising the end of
now it is 15,000. so let s discuss now. harry enten is back, and joining us is david swerdlick and mark caputo. good evening, everyone. welcome to the panel, of course, harry welcome back. mark, i m going to start with you. the governor of florida using his power to send in law enforcement to monitor a race that he s running in. is this unprecedented? i don t recall seeing this in a florida election, and i ve seen a lot of things in florida elections including the 2000 florida recount, which this is kind of reminiscent of, at least in its unexpected nature, except in florida we now have six recounts that are going on. three statewide ones that should be going on, i should say, that haven t happened yet, and three legislative races as well. exactly, mark, what is rick scott alleging in his lawsuit? well, his lawsuit against broward county is a public records lawsuit. he s saying look, we wanted to inspect the ballots that were left over, a kind of after election day that were to