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of his presidency as some of america s closest allies look to see if u.s. foreign policies have really changed since donald trump left the white house. tomorrow s speech comes on a heel of a series of setback for the biden administration on friday. the pentagon announced a drone strike targeting terrorists mistakenly killed tens of millions and including seven children. the fda advisory group voted against the booster shot, it was only approved for seniors or high risk groups. and finally, france recalled its ambassador to the united states over president biden s to provide nuclear we ll get overall of that. the administration had hoped todd pivot back to his domestic agenda which has been jeopardized by some members of his own party. whitehouse s aides discussed curtailing the u.s. travel. with us we have white house s reporters, jonathan lemire who s up way too early for us and david ignious is joining us. jonathan, you traced joe biden s problem, he s obviously ....
the capsule will do a couple of burns to slow it down, and lose altitude. as they start to interfere with earth s atmosphere, they have to zero to four times their body weight. that is me after a thanksgiving meal. as close i get to space travel is space ice cream. i love space ice cream. here we go. top of the hour, with the horn. great to see you. if you are sticking with us, thank you. if you are just joining us, welcome. i am here in washington, d.c., covering the capital d.c. rally, a small group of republican extremists, i was in the thisk it a short while ago. a review, the barriers behind the stage. and barriers in front of the capitol building. i was able to talk to the few who gathered, and the organizer, it seemed to we are asking for our turn, a right to recognize peaceful protest is the way to go. what happened on january 6th should never happen again. it should be organized. and equal justice under law. many who participated that day, are l ....
until april the next year and it is only september and we ve been talking about it all week. the reshuffle. it is pretty much nearly done as we are recording this on thursday evening but let s recap the big winners because what has been happening is the lower rungs of the ladder. the top rungs were done on wed and stay and the big winners are liz truss who is now the foreign secretary, now the second woman to hold the role in the first conservative woman. i think it probably is the biggest surprise. and robert buckland is one of the three cabinet ministers to lose his job. he was this just a secretary. and the cladding crisis. and gavin williamson and that was no surprise. i think it is fair to say. she was found out but there was movers as well as big names here. i ll be really intrigued to see if he does anything with that add on title he got. the bonus title deputy prime minister. after a black belt move he ended up getting that bubble which as i understand it, boris ....
at 10 o clock, we ll be here with a full round up of the days news. first, newscast. i canno t believe that a press conference about covid ended up as a sort of rap battle between chris whitty, that is still the rules for us, that is still part of our winter plan. i don t know, actually, that could take us quite a long way to the rest of the year, and of course and the thing about winter in the nhs, do you remember whenjeremy hunt told us on newscast at the mentor in the nhs lasts until april the next year. it s only september, we ve been talking about it all day. something big happened stop at the base chapel, and it s pretty much nearly done as we were recording this on thursday evening, but let s recap the big winners, because what s been happening today on thursday as the lower runs of the latter, the top runs were done on wednesday that big winners are liz truss, foreign secretary and then nadeem, probably rewarded for it the vaccine route. a big challenge about ho ....
are about to blastoff on a mission around earth. hello and welcome. borisjohnson has his eyes on a post brexit, post covid future. not that those two seismic issues have been entirely put to bed, the fallout will occupy government for years to come. but suddenly there is a question mark over what the purpose of this government really is. and a reshuffle usually gives us a clue. the trouble is this wasn t the most radical of reshuffles, today, certainly not the night of the long knives. yes, the foreign secretary dominic raab, paid the price over his handling of the afghanistan crisis. gavin williamson also expelled as the education secretary. but the chancellor, the home secretary and the health secretary all stayed put. the most intriguing move of the day was the decision to send cabinet secretary michael gove, to the department of housing. which might ordinarily be seen as a demotion. except housing is now a key part of the prime ministers levelling up agenda. maybe a ....