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anniversary. we are approaching a solum anniversary of a violent terrorist attack on the capitol where we saw the men and women of law enforcement demonstrate incredible courage. oh, oh, that did not sit well with the maga cult including trump s tv boss tucker, to an entire programming mantra, it was a totally normal day. tuckham reiterated it was definitely not a violent terrorist attack but cruz, cruz couldn t handle it so went on fox to bend the knee and clear the air and ran straight into a hailstorm. the way i phrase things yesterday, it was sloppy and it was frankly dumb and i don t buy that, whoa, whoa, i ve known you a long time since before you went to the senate. you re a supreme court contender. you take words as seriously as any man that served in the senate and every word you repeated that phrase. i don t believe you used that word accidently. it s caused a lot of people to misunderstand what i meant. what i was referring to are the limited nu ....
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster penny smith, and evening standard s home affairs editor, martin bentham. welcome to both, thanks very much for being with us once again. let s take a look at some of tomorrow s front pages already in. the i reports men s tennis world number one, novac djokovic, faces deportation from australia in a row over complications with his visa. he plans to appeal the decision. the telegraph s front has the story about four people being cleared of criminal damage after toppling the statue of slave trader, edward colston, in bristol. the guardian leads with this, too. the campaigners hailed thejury s decision in a news conference earlier today. the yorkshire post splashes with warnings of an nhs staffing crisis as it reports nearly six million patients are waiting to be treated. the mirror describes it as a perfect storm as it reports 2a trusts declare major incident ....
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster john stapleton, and kate proctor, editor of politics home and the house magazine. parliament s magazine pa rliament s magazine of parliament s magazine of record. let s start with the front pages. the metro quotes the prime minister, who insists england can ride out the omicron wave, as he announced no new coronavirus restrictions at a downing street press conference. the express captures borisjohnson s hopes of not wanting to shut the country down, despite the uk recording more than 200,000 covid cases in the latest 24 hour period. in the times, borisjohnson pledges to stick england s plan b measures but acknowledged the battle against the coronavirus was far from over . the i leads on 100,000 key workers involved in food, transport and borders will receive daily covid tests, says the prime minister. however, in the guardian, he admits parts of the nhs could b ....
neighborhood. nicole? the left attack on republicans ramp up, from florida governor desantis being called out as missing while he was at cancer treatment with his wife. to the media launching a hit job on texas senator cruz s 13-year-old daughter. tyrus? drama on the gridiron. there s a tantrum mid field and then getting booted from the bus. but first, dr. fauci now saying that americans could be forced to test negative before exiting the newly shortened five-day covid quarantine. but the cdc director said something completely different. just days ago when she was asked about requiring testing. yeah, really important question. i m glad you raised this. so what we do know is that the pcr test after infection can be positive for up to 12 weeks. so that is not going to be helpful. i myself feel that that s a reasonable thing to do. i believe that the cdc soon will be coming out with more clarification of that. and this week the fda is expected to allow 12 t ....
a gun and a grudge. i felt this shooter that he was moving down the list. six murders. in four days. a city under siege. people were desperate for a suspect. who else could have been on this list? i had my personal terrors. and why? the most haunting question of all, could those six lives been saved? steve says these things never happen in a vvacuum, there are always warning signs. it was stunning to me. for an agonizing stretch of nearly four days, the fear was palpable and paralyzing. a killer was on the loose and around phoenix, arizona, systemically shooting innocent victims. a massive manhunt underway, police work around the clock, desperate for leads. did any of it have to happen? this was a tragedy many saw it coming. including the first and most high-profile victim. he was nobody else i ever met. natalie collins met dr. steven pit. he was intellectually honest whether you want his opinion or not. he was for midsable and fair. pit was known for hi ....