. today on inside politics, epic failure. dysfunction, humiliation, and inability to govern. that s the most charitable way to describe congressional republicans right now. a stunning series of mind boggling defeats. and minutes from now, senate republicans will almost certainly torpedo the most conservative border bill before them in decades. plus a win for, quote, none of these candidates. nikki haley loses nevada s nonbinding primary even though she was the only candidate on the ballot. her campaign insists it s full steam ahead. and the trump campaign s moment, all eyes are on the supreme court preparing to hear arguments on whether donald trump can be disqualified under the constitution s insurrection ban. a sign of how serious the former president takes this, he s staying out of washington trying to avoid a political spectacle. i m dana bash let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. we start in the nation s capital where senate republicans are about to ki
well, you can argue about who started it, but there has been a decided deterioration in the government s relationship with the eu in the last few days. the prime minister thinks there are people in brussels not from all the other member states but brussels itself who ve been stirring things up, and in the process, interfering in our election. if that was the case, the effect has probably been to help her. but for the europeans, the point is simply that they have now agreed their shared negotiating position that was over the weekend and if it appears tough well, that s not their doing, that s brexit. you might say this is alljust the dynamics of nationalism one side asserts itself, then so does the other. but has it poisoned the atmosphere for the real negotiation about to hit us? we ll hear eu and uk perspectives, but first here s nick watt. # don t know why there s no sun up in the sky, stormy weather. ..# the outlook for theresa may in this election has so far bee
jeremy corbyn is due to give a speech in london focussing on the nhs and education we ll bring you some of it live. and a little later in the programme we ll talk about a rise in bullying for online gamers if you ve got expereince do get in touch use the hashtag #victorialive and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. our top story today, police say a dangerous prisoner, believed to be armed with a razor blade, is on the run after escaping officers in wiltshire. michal kisiel, who s 30, had been taken to hospital in salisbury with a head injury before fleeing from guards yesterday evening. police are warning the public not to approach him. greg dawson is here with more details. what happened 7 what happened? last night michal kisiel was found in his cell at hmp erlesto ke kisiel was found in his cell at hmp erlestoke prison. they decided he needed hospital treatment so he was taken to a hospital in salisbury. police say they believe he overpowe
Opponent, if all of those things are true and largely the testimony i heard has corroborated that, then we really do have something that s very, very serious and grave. this means that the people cannot make the decision in 2020. the votes will not necessarily be the decision of the people. instead they will be compromised possibly. so congresswoman, are you in a place of he should be impeached he should be impeached at this point then? i very much want the people of our community and commonwealth and country to see what it is i have seen. i think it is deeply disturbing. do you think they will be in a place of supporting impeachment when they see it? i hear what i almost hear is you re there but you re not you re not there until you won t you won t be there publicly until you can convince members of your district? this is a deeply destructive process. it really will divide, has already divided our nation in a very dangerous way. i don t take that light heartedly.
And replacing other designations so that it s a gender neutral designation of they. martha: then this happened seconds later. my grammar teacher is long gone and i won t knowledge hearing from her. and if any of you from them, exactly. from they. martha: so confusing. forgot in the first minute. the beauty of the moment, it is confusing and you can be light heartedly corrected. there s even one individual who feels better represented, as more of an equal, because they do identify as gender binary or gender neutral, it s a good thing. it becomes an issue when people, you know, are getting mad and calling, acting as if you don t care about how they want to be treated because you don t get it right. harris: then learn a name. changing him or her, she or she, singular forms has been bad grammar to say they and them. learn the person s name and really show them. as a she what if i want to be