joe biden say there s nothing to see here? that s tonight on news good evening. i m abby philip in new york in moles my first cnn interview with michigan governor gretchen whitmer and her revealing answer on what she thinks joe biden can do to help settle questions about his mental fitness but first tonight, joe biden doesn t have a math problem, at least not yet, but his status as the now and future nominee suddenly looks up in the air again yes, that is a george clooney reference and yes, that is because the hollywood a-lister and democrat fundraise fundraising stud horse for donors is now saying that biden should quit the race. clooney s public position matters but nancy pelosi s matters even more this morning, she says or she would not say clearly a yes to this question of that you would want every single democrat up and down the ballot to say, of course, too do you want him to run i want him to do whatever he decides to do. and that s that s the way it is add to that
talk about white supremacy. and the story gets weirder from there. in a few moments mark steyn joins us to assess with this picture means. but first, last march as the first big clusters of coronavirus cases started to appear in this country, media executives in silicon valley coordinated with officials in washington to determine how much the public would be allowed to know about the growing epidemic that was killing them. mark zuckerberg of facebook emailed tony fauci to assure him that facebook users would only see tony fauci s approved guidance on covid-19. twitter and google data effectively the same thing. twitter and google eliminated any post that deviated from washington s official line. in many cases, they censored information from frontline physicians that was both medically sound it was the science and potentially life-saving. if post about treatments, for example, were downplayed. they never apologized for this. they probably never will. historians will assess
this is a real rock vibe. it is all about being with people, it s edgy, it s dirty, but it s also classy and sophisticated. my third favourite is probably malta. this is very much about the power of saying no. it s about a woman in a bar and men offer to buy her a drink and she s like, no thank you, i m not your honey. covid has made eurovision s mission to bring people together complicated but more coveted than ever. anna holligan, bbc news, rotterdam. that s it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are susie boniface columnist at the daily mirror and martin benham, home affairs editor at the evening standard.. at the moment, colour bars where susie is supposed to be. susie. hello, merchant. very nice to see you. i m glad it s notjust me. martin might be using extra hard for his supper tonight. let s look at the front pages, then. the daily mail says princess
trump. quote, in the final weeks of president trump s term, he asked the white house for blanket preemptive pardons for himself and unidentified congressional allies for any crimes they may have committed. justice department investigators had begun questioning mr. gaetz s associates about his conduct, including whether he had a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old that violated sex trafficking laws. mr. gaetz did not tell white house aides he was under investigation for potential sex trafficking violations when he made the request. aides told mr. trump of the request, though, it s unclear whether mr. gaetz discussed the matter directly with the president. the times add the white house quickly rejected gates and a spokesman said gaetz did not question a pardon yet in the final weeks of trump presidency, this florida congressman did make this curious suggestion. president trump should pardon michael flynn, he should pardon the thanksgiving turkey, he should pardon everyon