Well talk to a governor in kentucky as hospitals are being overwhelmed. Antony blinken is about to face what will likely be a major grilling on the house foreign Affairs Committee. Ill speak with a member of that committee about that testimony, coming up. Later, President Biden heads west, hoping to address a Climate Crisis and avoid a potential political crisis. Hell meet with the top Fire Safety officials in idaho, then rally in california on the eve of the Recall Vote for the governor, Gavin Newsom. Welcome to meet the press daily. Im Garrett Haake in for chuck todd. They have flooded the Air Waves over the past 24 hours as the white House Forge ahead with the president s sweeping new requirements, including Vaccine Mandates on all businesses with more than 100 employees. Republican governors have redoubled their opposition to their mandates, vowing to use the full legal authority and the political power to resist them. Henry mcmasters set he will fight the mandates, quote, to the g
Women s rights. That pr campaign is met with lots of skepticism. Here the white house is struggling to contain the fallout of the collapse on president biden s watch. One white house official privately admits, and i m quoting now, our confidence is being questioned. Our correspondents are covering it all from the white house to the pentagon to the afghan capital. Let s go to our chief correspondent clarissa ward. She s joining us from kabul. There are thousands and thousands of americans and afghans. They are hoping to flee the country but are so fearful of being attacked by taliban fighters on their way to the airport. The taliban just promised what they re calling safe passage to anyone who wants to evacuate. But is that happening? well, what the taliban says it s trying to do, wolf, is present these chaotic scenes that we have seen at the airport where you just have a crush of humanity storming the premises, flooding the runway. But certainly their activities are being called into q
However, cyber ninjas carries on its very questionable audit. And just yesterday, the man working as senate liaison at the audit site, ken bennet, was kicked out. He was the only person associated with the cyber ninja recount with actualelections experience. And now, he is barred from the site for allegedly sharing data with outside critics who wanted to check cyber ninjas work, to see if they are legit. Spoiler alert, they are not. But they are, apparently, good enough for trump, who is promoting the audit. And using it to selfserve his own, big lie to supporters. We should note that, according to the washington post, trump has put next to none of his own money into that audit. Instead, quote, the saveamerica leadership pac, which has few limits on how it can spend its money, has paid for some of the former president s travel, legal costs, and staff, along with other expenses. And the pac has held onto much of its cash, which is telling for several reasons. Including that the former
Welcome to hardtalk. Across continents and cultures there is one common and corrosive political phenomenon. Rising anger and alienation amongst voters who feel neglected and ignored by the system. And it s overlords. How to fix this disconnect, how to prevent the politics of hate and fear filling a void where trust used to be. Well, my guest isjess phillips, a leading figure in britain s liberal party which has last four successive elections. Does the public deserve better politicians? jess phillips at westminster, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you for havin: welcome to hardtalk. Thank you for having me. welcome to hardtalk. Thank you for having me. It s welcome to hardtalk. Thank you for having me. It s a welcome to hardtalk. Thank you for having me. It s a great for having me. It s a great pleasure for having me. It s a great pleasure i for having me. It s a great pleasure. Ijust for having me. It s a great pleasure. Ijust referred i for having me. It s a great pleasure. Iju
Of a hundred in assessing fossilfuel emissions. Now of a hundred in assessing fossil fuel emissions. Now in bbc news, time for hardtalk. Welcome to hardtalk. Across continents and cultures there is one common and corrosive political phenomenon. Rising anger and alienation amongst voters who feel neglected and ignored by the system. And it s overlords. How to fix this disconnect, how to prevent the politics of hate and fear filling a void where trust used to be. Well, my guest isjess phillips, a leading figure in britain s liberal party which has last four successive elections. Does the public deserve better politicians? jess phillips at westminster, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you for having me. It s a great pleasure. Ijust referred there to feelings of anger, disillusionment, alienation. We see reported in polling evidence, notjust for britain but from right around the democratic world. I wonder if you experience and feel that from voters in your everyday life as an mp? yes. Absolutely