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bbc specialists and the correspondence to write blog and broadcast to audiences back home from the dateline london. this week, omicron, a chilling gift for the season of giving. why when it comes to abortion it remains the age of trump and james bond s boss on the danger of china for smaller countries. joining us on the programme, janet bailey who moved to the united states and is now a columnist with the daily telegraph. and our asia pacific editor. welcome to all of you, good to have you with us as well for the programme. when we discussed in last weekend it had onlyjust been confirmed as a variant of concern. first identified by doctors in south africa, cyril ramaphosa told his countrymen at the weekend that in one province new cases had risen from 500 and day to 1600. stephanie, the message from the white house at least earlier in the week from joe biden was don t panic, but then he, like leaders across the globe, has had to announce restrictions, the latest on friday eve ....
starts for women as state pension and equality, says she is pleased parliament have been given a chance to discuss this properly, but says she is appalled that the government won t accept they have done something wrong. we won t accept they have done something wrong. won t accept they have done something wrong. won t accept they have done somethin: wronu. ~ ., ., ., something wrong. we will now go to parliament something wrong. we will now go to parliament. do something wrong. we will now go to parliament. do we something wrong. we will now go to parliament. do we have something wrong. we will now go to parliament. do we have any - something wrong. we will now go to parliament. do we have any idea - something wrong. we will now go to parliament. do we have any idea ofl parliament. do we have any idea of the time in that? the parliament. do we have any idea of the time in that? parliament. do we have any idea of the time in that? the ombudsman say the time in t ....
and speaking extemporaneously and being beloved for it. because we re talking about the shrinking universe of supporters for trump but there are people who are turned on by this and many americans, even on the other side of the aisle can see that this is a superpower that the former president does have, this ability to go out there and give this image of strength and also conveying a certain type of confidence that doesn t need to come from a teleprompter. and that doesn t resonate with me and many young voters who delivered the white house for joe biden, jens e for example, really support democrats so what is the content of what is he going to deliver tonight? i think that is going to be huge because never, notjust in modern history, never in american history have we seen this, notjust one arraignment, a second arraignment, this is historic, this really lives many people wondering about the future and donald trump is writing that tonight.- writing that tonight. thank o ....
and just a minute, also, clay travis, kayleigh mcenany, they will be here. a they have more on aosis latest sad attempt to remain relevant. but, you know, awful. also, jimmy failla, dr. nicole saphier. they will be herd dre. we ll ask them to diagnose your giggling vice president . her uncontrollable laughing fits needless to say, kamala was in very rare form today.form we. got the tape also, stayd tm tuned. tommy larin, caitlyn jenner on biden s plan to roll tide online and women s sports even won. espn host is now speaking out. all right. but first tonight, we begin with breaking developments as it relates to the scandal fronint and biden s white house. it s bad now. tonight, two top officials, secretary of state tony blinken blinken and attorney general marikar politicized the justice department garland have been credibly accused of serious misconduct and it all revolves around who else hunter biden. all right. now, breaking tonight, we re learning that your secret ....
fairfax, virginia. steve, thank you forjoining us. it is interesting to compare what has happened legally in the uk with what has just happened happened legally in the uk with what hasjust happened in happened legally in the uk with what has just happened in the happened legally in the uk with what hasjust happened in the us. you are looking at not only a court of law, but the court of public opinion as well, it seems. well, it seems. that is the big difference well, it seems. that is the big difference between well, it seems. that is the big difference between the - well, it seems. that is the big difference between the uk - well, it seems. that is the big | difference between the uk trial well, it seems. that is the big - difference between the uk trial and the us one, jury trials in the uk are very rare and we have them in the us. it wasn t about convincing the us. it wasn t about convincing the judge so the us. it wasn t about convincing thejudge so much the us ....