and good evening to you and welcome to ayman tonight. we are following two major breaking news stories. the u.s. military has shot down that suspected chinese five a loon. and at a democratic national committee has voted to officially shake up the presidential primary calendar. then, trump legal trouble. one former associate might be flipping on his old boss. and making history. three black state attorneys general will join me to discuss their historic elections. police reform, and finding republican policies. i am ayman mohyeldin, let s get started. let s kick off this hour with some breaking news. as we mentioned, the u.s. military has shut down that suspected chinese surveillance balloon off the carolina coast on orders from president biden. at about 2:40 pm eastern and f 22 fighter jet fired a missile at that balloon, puncturing it, while it was about six nautical miles off the coast near myrtle beach, south carolina. president biden said this right after the balloon was
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at the day in parliament. hello and welcome to monday in parliament, our look at the day at westminster. the headlines. peers start debate on the brexit bill with the leader in the lords warning them not to slow things down. the government is determined to trigger article 50 by the slst of march in order to deliver on the decision of the british people. the bill before us is a procedural part of that withdrawal process. mps debate two petitions on donald trump one calling for his state visit to be cancelled, the other welcoming it. one labour mp said it went against everything she d come into politics for. by allowing donald trump a state visit and rolling out the red carpet we are endorsing all of those views, all of those things i ve fought hard against, and saying, do you know what? it s ok. and the business secretary pledges to do all he can to safeguard jobs at vauxhall, amid speculation a french motor group could buy its parent company. every part of britain has a s
a labour peer says colleagues must stand up for the interests of the young. this house should be urging a rethink on this whole project. this house should be saying, not in our name. but a conservative offers peers this reassurance on brexit even if there s no deal. there is no greater nonsense than the claim that in the absence of a trade deal with the eu we shall be falling off a cliff edge. there is no cliff edge for the simple reason that there is no cliff. also on the programme: some powerful speeches and surprising revelations during a debate about donald trump. which one of us has not made some ridiculous sexual comment sometime in our past? well, in private, you know, let. let he who is without sin cast the first stone. all right? but first, the bill authorising the government to start the formal process for leaving the eu has been approved by the commons. now it s the turn of the house of lords to chew over the legislation. in a marathon debate over two days, there
the week in parliament. the house of lords weighs into the arguments over brexit. a labour peer says colleagues must stand up for the interests of the young. this house should be urging a rethink on this whole project. this house should be saying, not in our name. but a conservative offers peers this reassurance on brexit even if there s no deal. there is no greater nonsense than the claim that in the absence of a trade deal with the eu we shall be falling off a cliff edge. there is no cliff edge for the simple reason that there is no cliff. also on the programme: some powerful speeches and surprising revelations during a debate about donald trump. which one of us has not made some ridiculous sexual comment sometime in our past? well, in private, you know, let. let he who is without sin cast the first stone. all right? but first, the bill authorising the government to start the formal process for leaving the eu has been approved by the commons. now it s the turn of the hous