Mountaineer who has reached the worlds highest places his memoir is called, of course ascent. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are henry zeffman, political reporter at the times and Public Affairs consultant, jacqui francis. Welcome to the both. Tomorrows front pages, starting with the financial times, which reports that ministers are expected to give theresa may the go ahead to increase the governments brexit financial settlement offer to move on eu negotiations. The taily telegraph one of a number of papers moving on Robert Mugabes defiance of the countrys generals by remaining in power this evening. The metro also leads on zimbabwe, describing mugabe as clinging on. And the i also focuses mugabes defiance of the zanu pf partys decision to remove him as leader. The daily express reports research that the royal family has contributed £1. 8 billion to the uk economy this year, as the queen and Prince Philip celebrate thei
To what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are henry zeffman, political reporter at the times and Public Affairs consultant jacqui francis. A flavour first of all of the front pages as a whole. The Financial Times reports that ministers are expected to give theresa may the go ahead to increase the governments brexit divorce bill offer to move on eu negotiations. Theres the times. They say Robert Mugabes refusal to resign as zimbabwe president has left the country in despair. The metro also leading on zimbabwe, describing mugabe as clinging on to power. And the daily mirror says former defence chiefs have accused the government of damaging front line by cutting funding. And the daily mail says that universities have used wealth screening to look at students earnings. In the guardian, they look at the chaos in zimbabwe following Robert Mugabes decision not to republic sign this evening. And the sun claims victory in the campaign on Energy Tariffs reporting that changes
Mr. Kaine hello, columbus. Wow. Man. We have had an intense week and we roll up here tired as could be, and you just gave us a shot of energy. Mr. Kaine this is so cool. This is so cool. Mr. Kaine hey, let me do a ouple thank yous. I want to thank roger peters, proud vietnam vet. I think one thing we showed this week in philadelphia is what a patriotic, upbeat, optimistic, proamerica party we are in the democratic party. Mr. Kaine and you guys show us the great beauty of our country. Was in philadelphia so different from that dark, twisted convention that the republicans put on the week efore . Mr. Kaine i know we have the mayor and congressman strickland will be a fantastic senator. Give them a round of pplause. Mr. Kaine i really mean that, what we said about philadelphia. We felt the hospitality there was great, that the spirit of our democratic family was great, and it was such a contrast with the kind of dark, twisted vision that donald trump said is america, but really it is just
Set at the benchmark of 15 for you to anticipate. Participate. The first scheduled for late september. Is that a fair benchmark . I think the benchmark is fair. What is not there is that all the polls being conducted right now have done, and clinton and on the second or third question will ask what happens if you add johnson to the mix. Right now we are pretty solidly in the 10 range. 99 of the media just reports the top two lines. What you have is a majority of people in this country dont know there is a thirdparty candidate. I believe if my name was just included in the top line, i would be at 20 . I and bill weld would be at the 20 . A lot of that having to do with the discontent of donald trump and clinton. Bill weld and myself, libertarian candidate for president. We will be the only third party and all 50 states. With some new polling numbers just out today. Governor reuters with the , poll numbers out this afternoon found clinton at 41, trump at 35 and you at 7 and jill stein at
Groups. You will get the people that are looking for the handout coming into the office with far less frequency. That enables you to focus your energies on those in need of aid. It also means there is less abuse of the taxpayer. There we go. In welfare reform, we basically had two goals. The first was to establish work requirements, not just to a game aid to families with dependent children, but also work requirements for food stamps. Secondly, and most importantly, to deal with the problem of out of wedlock childbearing and increase the number of children born inside marriage. Those were important. I think we made some modest progress on both of those fronts. Certainly not everything we could have done. This is going to be a very familiar chart. You saw one version of this. This is the temporary assistance with needy family caseload. This goes back to the time of the korean war. This is essentially the same data he was presenting. What we can see is that for a 55 year period, that red