Good Evening And Welcome back to the reagan library. [applause] it has never felt better to be back in our home with so many friends we have not seen in far too long. Thank you for coming this evening and thank you so much for your steadfast accord for the reagan Foundation And Library during this time that has been difficult. In honor of our men and women in uniform who defend our freedom around the world, if you would please stand and join me for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation, under god, indivisible with Liberty And Justice for all. Thank you. Please be seated. Before we get started, there are a few people i need to make sure we recognize. I will start with former governor pete wilson, both a trustee, and his wife, governor, thank you for coming. [applause] another of our trustees, the former ambassador to the united kingdom. [applause] and former Congressman Elton gallic he
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are parliamentary journalist tony grew and journalist and broadcaster, caroline frost. hello to you both. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. says record numbers of people have been referred for cancer checks in the last year after a decline during the last year after a decline during the pandemic. however, the express says despite record referral levels, health care officials are worried about clearing a backlog in cases caused by the pandemic. the guardian says the government is facing intense pressure from its own mps as well as opposition parties to take action over misogyny and harassment in westminster. and the telegraph says that borisjohnson wants to give more than 2 million households in england who rent properties from housing association is the power to purchase their homes at a discounted price. the mail says that conservative mps are calling on sir keir starmer to
just one pound in five has been paid out in financial redress to postmasters wrongfully accused of theft and fraud is it time the post office is completely removed from delivering compensation? disarray at the top of the post office in full view at a hearing in front of mps today. the main scandal remains the snails pace of redress for postmasters. we ll talk live to this post office manager wrongfully accused of stealing £78,000 and jailed for six months, and this mp who s on the horizon compensation advisory board. also tonight. labour mp margaret hodge tells us she s written to the metropolitan police and the electoral commission to ask them to investigate whether the conservative party broke electoral law in taking £200,000 from the partner of a prominent donor. the chancellor said he wanted to get older workers off the golf course and back into employment but why have they really opted out of the workforce? in a dramatic hearing today, current and former post off
lawmakers, all democrats targeted by the gop supermajority for their loud but peaceful protest on the house floor. there in nashville. they were demanding gun reform after the nashville school shooting that left six people dead, three adults and 39 year old children. two expelled lawmakers. jones and justin pearson are black. laurie johnson, who is white, kept her seat by a single vote. jones and pearson have called for protesters to return to the capital tomorrow, when the house is back in session, so let s go to nashville right now, and cnn s isabelle rose salas. isabel i guess. first of all, if you can tell us do we expect those protests and materialized ? might they be as big as we were seeing? at the end of last week as they were huge, and the nashville city council doesn t appear they have the votes to get jones back in the statehouse. jim the passions don t seem to be tampering down . we are expecting a day of action is what has been organized on social media with folk
, all members of netanyahu s own party, suggests halting the controversial reforms. let s now go to journalist elliott godkin. he s in television for us, elliot. it looks like these demonstrations are growing their building. what are the what are the protesters want? they want an end to this judicial overhaul . jim that s what they ve been calling for. for the past three months or so. they ve been protesting and that s what they want even more now that the defense minister has lost his job because he became the first minister to come out. from this government to call for a pause in this judicial overhaul. and as you say other ministers are also saying that they would potentially support a pause to and they may not seem like a large number of ministers. but it s important to remember that prime minister benjamin netanyahu s coalition government has 64 out of 120 seats in the knesset. it only takes five of presumably members of his party because ultrareligious parties and the m