Spanning 200,000 square miles with two with 25 million people who would say, this is my experience and therefore, i ll tell you what we are alike. And that s really what offended so many people from the region. It s not only that he s saying really negative things, he s talking about the ways that appalachian people are innately violence and that the poverty that is in certain places in appalachia is of their own doing he s making a claim about a huge region and that s even if he was saying romantic things about it. I think that that would be problematic and was problematic to me you can see the broad brush. When you do that to any group of people can be problematic. Meredith macario. Thank you so much for coming on and expressing your views this morning. Appreciate you a new hour of cnn, new central starts right now all right. John berman with sara sidner here in new york. You can see kate baldwin in milwaukee, major developments in the 2024 presidential race. We ve got new reporting
newscast. newscast from the bbc. hello, it s paddy in the studio. and it s laura in the studio. and henry is having a week off, so we are graced with the journalist of the moment. hello. who are you? nick watt, how is that? nick watt, the political editor of newsnight, he has been making some news if you are viewing this week. since we last spoke yesterday we have just broke the news that lee anderson the tory mp has been booted out of the party for making what a lot of people believe were racist and unpleasant islamophobic comments, and there has been a statement from anderson himself and also overnight a statement from the prime minister too condemning extremism and anti semitism but not condemning islamophobia. remind ourselves what lee anderson actually said before we get into the furore around it. i don t actually believe that the islamists have got control of the country but what i do believe is they have got control of khan and they have got control of london, and they
now on bbc news.newscast. newscast. newscast from the bbc. hello. it is paddy involved in the studio. we are graced with the journalist of the moment. who are you? nick what, how is that? nick watt, the political editor of newsnight he was been making some news if you are viewing this week. since we last spoke yesterday we have just broke the news that lee anderson the tory mp has been booted out of the party for making what a lot of people believe were racist and unpleasant islamophobic comments and there has been a statement from anderson himself and also overnight a statement from the prime minister to condemning a streaming comic extremism and anti semitism but not condemning a phobia. remind ourselves what lee anderson actually said before we get into the furore around it. i said before we get into the furore around it. ., ., , said before we get into the furore around it. ., , , around it. i don t actually believe that the islamists around it. i don t actually belie
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from an mess nbc rolled headquarters, welcome in new york. welcome to alex witt reports. we begin this hour with the big story of survival and recovery, mostly in florida that state hit hardest by hurricane ian. the total death toll from that storm is estimated 78 people. power outage numbers are down from reporting last hour, now it s over 21,000 in north carolina and just over 7000 in virginia without power. 1200 in south carolina. search and rescue operations are still underway, with the coast guard leading most efforts as 100 of thousands struggle with basic necessities like power, water, cell phone service. here is fema director demon chris just short time ago. we have well over 2 million people without power immediately following the storm and the power companies there have done a numbing job of getting the majority people back online. i think where the difficulty comes in, jonathan, is that there are so many homes especially in fort myers beach, area that are compl