Sean: by the way, adam schiff, you always look for compromising materials to give to the fbi. I think we found them. We will play the entire three and half minutes, that s coming up. Somebody might want to tell the congenital liar, adam schiff, from california, to watch. We ve got the compromising materials, finally. And the california recall election just weeks away, gavin newsom s poll numbers sinking like a rock. Now, the pressure now appears to be more than he can handle. We ve got video of newsom in a public meltdown. That s coming up. And later, olympic champion we talked a lot about her, tamyra mensahstock, she ll join us live with her inspirational story. What an incredible young woman. And what she has done for her mom will inspire all. Her comments about the country will inspire all. But first, let s see. We ve got vaccine mandates, mask mandates, vaccine passports, social distancing, new rules popping up everywhere, for we, you, the american people, at the request of thendci
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the daily mirror columnist, susie boniface known as the fleet street fox and madeline grant, who s the daily telegraph s parliamentary sketch writer, as well as a columnist for the paper, too. Welcome to both of you. The daily mail says england will have to wait untiljuly 19th before all covid restrictions are eased, in a move likely to anger some mps, business leaders and hospitality chiefs. The daily telegraph also sastune 21st in england will no longer herald a full return to normality, after borisjohnson resigned himself to a delay of up to four weeks in lifting remaining covid restrictions. The sun calls it a blow to football fans if the date gets pushed back, as the euro 2020 final wouldn t be able to played out in front of a full wembley stadium, and pubs would have to stick to the rule of six indoors. The guardian has keir starmer accusing borisjohnson of a lack of courage over
we as a nation spend the best part of the year selecting our president. many of the founding fathers fought against creating the vice presidency in the first place. since then, party bosses have recorded it as a political graveyard. the system has produced some worthy vice presidents. at best, it s a compromise. at worst, it s a game of roulette with the nation s destiny. ben franklin, when the constitution was written, said we should refer to the vice president as his superfulous excellency. i think the quote that wasn t worth a bucket of warm spit. what does the vice president do? you would get a shrug of the shoulders. people would be asked, who is the vice president? let s do it. i think when we formed this nation and the constitution was shaped, not an awful lot of thought was given to the vice presidency. the office as a general proposition, if you look back over the last 200 and some years, was described in all kinds of ways, most of which meant inconse
are on standby to deploy to europe, as fears grow that russia will invade ukraine. eight people are killed and many more are injured in a stampede at the africa cup of nations in cameroon. no more covid tests for fully vaccinated people arriving in england and scotland they ll be scrapped next month. and a warning that britain s history is at risk archaeologists say climate change is threatening to destroy treasures buried in the uk. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. borisjohnson is facing renewed anger following another revelation about gatherings in downing street during lockdown. number 10 has admitted that, injune 2020, staff met in the cabinet room, where they were served cake to celebrate the prime minister s birthday. itv news reported that up to 30 people attended thejune 2020 event, sang happy birthday and were served cake. rules at the time 19june 2020 banned most indoor gatherings involving more than two people. the bbc has
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me again is broadcaster and author penny smith and home affairs editor of the evening standard, martin bentham. welcome back to both. we ve got a few more titles in. the financial times reads that the chancellor of the exchequer, rishi sunak, and the bank of england are working together to head off the cost of living catastrophe . the daily mail focuses on the same story. they say that energy bills are likely to soar by £650, which will put pressure on struggling families. the daily telegraph also leads on the story, saying that sunak is to loan billions to energy firms and plans to cut council tax for the poorerst. to cut council tax for the poorest. the metro reads putin gives boris a buzz , which refers to the raf intercepting four russian planes ahead of a phone call between the prime minister and the russian president. the daily express also focuses on the story. the pm told the