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heard that you are having her on the show, and it was a remarkable thing to see from her, and i m really excited to see her interview, well done. well, thank you very much rachel, have a good night. you too. so, what is the republican agenda, we already know they don t have a legislative agenda. here is the big bold headline. mcconnell, no legislative agenda for 2022 midterms. they don t care about policy, but they do care about power. in the absence of policy, ideas to run on, they have turned to regulating. yes, the party that claims to hate regulations, actually loves regulating identities. it is the white hot molten core of republicanism in the post trump era, it is glenn youngkin campaigning on the fear that that republican activists sons might be turned forced to read tony morrison, it s rhonda s and is banning math books, math books, because he thinks they are too woke. why? because they teach division? it s ted cruz s ridiculous attempt to gotcha a supreme ....
he doesn t trust the international community, he blames ukrainians for the donbas region so he is now in his i think he knows what is going on now in ukraine. so chancellor says he believes vladimir putin thinks he is winning the war, that he is still living in the same alternate reality that led him to think that invading ukraine was actually a good idea so to put it in another way for you, putin s own humorous and isolation led him to badly misjudging ukraine and putin continues to misjudged the situation day after day, week after week. this week alone you had finland and sweden stand up to russian threats and signal that they are actually taking steps towards joining nato of course as the thing goes, when a rat is backed into a corner he lashes out, so we saw prominent arrested in moscow this week just one day after he spoke to msnbc about the importance of standing his ground. there are millions of people in russia i think it would be very demoralizing j ....
welcome to our latest episode of being. a series where i spent time with people of influence and try to find out what it is like to be them. tonight, barry manilow. the 78-year-old icon is breaking records in las vegas and he is out with a new musical here in new york city. it is called harmony. he calls it his proudest achievement. i spoke with manilow about fame, criticism, and how he keeps it fresh out of all of these decades on the stage. what it s like to be barry manilow. you are a singer and a sunriser. you are a composer. you have been a household name for 50 years. you are about to break elvis presley s record here at the westgate in las vegas. what is it like to be barry manilow? i am just a regular guy. you say all those things it s like you keep forgetting i do those things but i consider myself a working musician. that s why am. i have a great personal life. i love my partner and my dogs. i love making music. so when you remind me there is this other part ....
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are james moore, chief business commentator for the independent, and rosamund urwin, media editor at the sunday times. they ll bejoining us injust a second, but let s first begin by looking at tomorrow s front pages. let s begin with the i, which looks at britain s controversial plan to send some asylum seekers to rwanda with channel migrants saying they will still come to the uk. the telegraph says home secretary priti patel is facing a mutiny from home office civil servants over the policy. the guardian leads on the un s refugee agency condemning the plan. the times reports ukrainian commanders saying sas troops have trained local forces in kyiv for the first time since the war with russia began. the ministry of defence have not commented on the story. the ft says twitter is trying to stop tesla boss elon musk taking over the social media giant. following the news harry and ....
the united states of a police officer fatally shooting a black man as he lay face down on the ground. we ll hear live from grand rapids, michigan. tonight with the context former labour mp caroline flint, who s in the south yorkshire town of doncaster, and ron christie, republican party strategist who s in our washington studio. 50 days after russian launched its invasion of ukraine, president volodymyr zelensky has told the bbc that european countries still buying russian oil and gas are complicit in moscow s actions, and have blood on their hands. in an interview with my colleague clive myrie, president zelensky said energy payments were funding russia s war machine, allowing civilians to be killed. your present giving russia $1 billion a day for oil and gas. and they ve been giving you $1 billion a day. translation: we don t understand how you can make money out of blood. - unfortunately some european countries have done this. before the war began i spoke to chance ....