hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the conservative commentator tim montgomerie, and sienna rodgers, who is the editor of labourlist. let s ta ke let s take a look at tomorrow s front pages. let s start with the metro it leads with the title return to the dark ages , as taliban forces continue to make rapid advances, seizing territories from afghan government forces. on the front page of the mail, the british man working as a security guard at the british embassy in berlin arrested on suspicion of passing classified documents to russia. the telegraph also leads on this story it says that the arrest has prompted calls for an urgent review of the government s use of private contractors. a guardian investigation into the state of children s services during the pandemic shows councils dealing with a sharp rise in social services referals and soaring costs for mental health support. the i says that the government
clearly that they do want to move on, they want this issue to be over and politically speaking, they believe they re on better ground heading into the 2022 midterms talking about other issues and not about this issue. and they re also contending that the investigation, if it were to go, an outside commission, in their view would be duplicative even though it would be much broader than the narrow ones happening right now in the capitol. but there are some republicans who are criticizing their own party. senators like lisa murkowski and senator bill cassidy among those who said we should move forward here because of the concern about getting to the bottom of exactly what happened and the belief that if there were not an outside commission, the democrats will take matters into their own hands. that s the thing, manu, because republicans don t control the house or the senate or the white house. has speaker pelosi said what she might do next? reporter: not specifically, but th
atlanta s minority-owned businesses. just days ago president biden said he would strongly support moving the game out of atlanta backing the boycott of a major american city. now the white house is cleaning up or clarifying as we put it the president s previous comments. he was not dictating what major league baseball should do, that they should dictating they should move the all-star game. that was their decision. they made that decision. as he stated earlier he certainly supports that. he does support the moving? he supports them being able to make the decision and respond to what their players asked. many of them are impacted, of course. harris: steve harrigan live in atlanta. steve, she said, you know, what does she mean? harris, the republicans are really attacking joe biden over this issue. they say he is deliberately misrepresenting features of this new georgia voting law. 98 pages long. one of the key elements in it, it allows counties in georgia to choose
intentionally false. today governor desantis said 60 minutes wouldn t even talk to florida democrats about the rollout. they are for the interview by cbs to explain kind of how the vaccine. cbs declined to talk to them. because they knew that if they talked to them, they would blow up cbs s narrative. all they were looking to do is a hit job on me to try to smear me just because i m in the other party than them here that is only reason. they were based in new york. what do they do with the governor of new york who is and their party? they do tough pieces. they do all the stuff. would you rather get a vaccine as a senior in florida or new york? harris: you are watching outnumbered and i m harris faulkner. today michael host emily compagno and former trump administration white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany who is beginning a new journey with us today as a regular cohost right here on outnumbered. kayleigh, welcome. you know i adore you and i m glad you are wi
weaponize to get people canceled. are true and baylor complete college basketball greatest rebound and rebuild with a championship. brian: after taking a year off it stanford for the women and baylor pull off a championship. so, pretty exciting time and i couldn t quite tell who was in the stands. they darkened everything. so i don t know how many people did they put in. did you see? ainsley: we all had late nights last night, didn t we. brian: the game starts at 9:30 eastern time that will do it. welcome to the tuesday show. steve: congratulations to baylor. listen, let s go counsel to will cain who today there has been so much news on our southern border. we have dispatched him there to mcallen, texas. is he at sweet temptations. going to be a nice day there today. i am seeing 72 today right now it s going to be 90 later today and, will, you have got to get out of town by friday because it s going to be 100. will: going to be 100? well the weather today as you pointed o