The president certainly frustrated with her but also said he told allies he understands why she did what she had to do. Shes ruthless because she always puts of the parties first. Peter baker, thanks so much and well talk to you again and thanks for getting up Way Too Early on this wednesday morning. Morning joe starts right now. The Republican Party needs to make a serious shift here, and the first thing is the Republican Party, Donald Trump, people here at fox, quit complaining that shes not giving an interview. You dont need an interview from chairs. We need him to win. But youve got to go out and do the work, and the one thing the republicans have to stop doing Quit Whining about her. I want this campaign to wings, but the campaign is not going to win talking about Crowd Sizes. Its not going to win talking about what race Kamala Harris is. Its not going to win talking about whether shes dumb. Its not you Cant Win on those things. The american people are smart. Treat them like they
all, he is his watch. hello. welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. viewers say they want policy information, not personal insults. but has the bbc‘s general election coverage already got mired in mudslinging mostly against jeremy corbyn? and criticisms too about how both french presidential candidates have been described on air. although the general election campaign still hasn t officially started, there was no doubt this week about where the focus of politicians and broadcasters lay. all the party leaders were out on the stump and facing questions on a wide variety of subjects. after some pressure on the issue, tim farron of the liberal democrats told the bbc‘s eleanor garnier that he did not believe gay sex was a sin. i was asked the question early on and i didn t want to get into a series of questions, unpicking the theology of the bible. isn t itjust that it s your christian belief and you didn t want to admit it? no, that s not the case. what i want is to
that is not at all relevant to the current election campaign. his views on homosexuality have clearly not impacted his policies. he is absolutely not in favour of any person of any orientation, sexually, being discriminated against. so he should not be pressurised into saying something that conflicts with his personal beliefs. but most of our correspondence this week has been about the treatment of the labour leader, jeremy corbyn. last friday, deputy political editor john pienaar was on his tail. he stood by what is called the triple lock pensions up every year by inflation, or average earnings, or 2.5%. can labour afford this, along with other promises? he hopes he can win this argument. sorry, i m not quite sure where i m going. the use of that comment from jeremy corbyn was picked up by some viewers who considered it an example of an insidious tendency to snipe at the labour leader. one anonymous caller left us this telephone message. you make it a cheap shot on corbyn,
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