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enjoy. greg: red meat thursday when we tell you what you already knew to be true and everyone who disagrees can go f themselves. to quote dana perino. tonight s red meat, leftists are ugly. i know. you knew that already. you ve seen the view. [laughter] greg: but now science is bearing it out. it s amazing. it begins with a new artificial intelligence study out of denmark which is a country, i believe. it turns out a.i. can predict a person s political leanings with 61% accuracy and it s based solely on their base. it s far more accurate than the old method which was based on ass size. but when they judge the facial features used to make these political predictions they found something else. the right wingers were way hotter. yes, yes, yes but with some notable exceptions, of course. [laughter] greg: he brought down the curve. but now here s the boring part. danish scientists the kind with cheese or fruit filling, they fed 3,200 photos of political candidates in ....
you are watching the context. now it s time for europe votes 202a. elections in the uk, elections in the european union. two weeks today, 400 million people across europe will vote to elect their representatives to the european parliament. they will choose 720 politicians from 27 countries in what many people consider the most pivotal vote the european union has staged since members were first elected in 1979. and by the end ofjuly, there will be new parliaments in both the eu and uk, with implications for both sides, for those negotiations post brexit, and in a whole range of areas. most notably security, migration and trade. now, for those who don t follow politics in brussels, you should know there are the institutions involved in the legislative process. there is the european commission, that shapes policy, the parliament, directly elected, that debates and vote on those bills, and the council of european leaders, that have an equal say in what is adopted. and at ....
harris: that s why i love them both. they are real, those two women. my co-workers. fox news alert. america s national security is underthreat and the current president s border crisis hags led an increasing number on the terror watch list. millions of unknown, unvetted border crossers, cartel driven fentanyl and underground network of sex trafficking. if our nation will stand, a chance at any point, then we have to stave off this wave of crime and peril. we need leadership who will lead. chuck schumer, the top democrat, is about to hold a test vote on the same border bill that failed earlier this year. it was created as a bipartisan bill but republicans are saying the effort is worse than doing nothing. they pressed the point it is all a political gimmick to boost vulnerable democrats in an election year. live from washington, d.c., in the battle to secure the border on this day, i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. for now a second time the legis ....
cabinet meetings happen every week, usually on a tuesday rather than wednesday, but it was cancelled yesterday because the prime minister was abroad. lots of civil servants say they were encountering bizarre behaviour from officials in say they were encountering bizarre behaviourfrom officials in downing street, not communicating with them in the way they would normally expect. and slowly, the building blocks of a likely announcement started to take place. now sources are emphasising privately that we are emphasising privately that we are probably not many minutes away from that confirmation after lots of discussions in the heart of government going on for some time about when to go for a general election. it s a quirk of the british electoral system that the power lies with the prime minister to pick the date, up to a legal backstop beyond which they cannot go. that is at the tail end of january next year, but the prime minister holds the power of surprise, and this will be ....
on bbc one, it s time tojoin our colleagues for the news where you are. goodnight. time and again, people in positions of power and trust at the time to stop the transmission of those infections. time and again, they failed to do so. the prime minister said. the prime minister said the infected blood scandal had knocked hundreds of thousands of lives off course will those lives and all the hurt and devastation ever be repaired? we ll be joined by one of the leading campaigners forjustice on the infected blood scandal, dame diana johnson, chair of the health select committee steve brine, and jennifer and matthew, a mother and son affected by the scandal. also tonight. how will the dynamic in the middle east be impacted by the call by the icc senior prosecutor for the arrest of benjamin netanyahu and the hamas leader in gaza, and by the death of iran s president? we ll be speaking to experts to find out what, if anything, could change in the region. and, in mark s final film ....