stand up and say guys and gals, can we all get together and talk? i ll do it. let s have a conversation about how do we move past this? i still want to go to the games and i still want to vote and be able to trust the vote and go to atlanta and denver and all these places. i am looking for who is the person that is going to say okay, you have a problem, corporations, you have a problem over here. can we get together? the power to convene is good. if you just say i m going to refuse to participate in everything, you will have 30% support on either side. yes, that s what i ve been thinking. bill: i love it. dana: all right. gop lawmakers are slamming the companies and boycotting the law and accusing them of hypocrisy. they re not wrong. major league baseball, they re pulling the july 17th game from the state saying it opposes restrictions to the ballot box. georgia governor is accusing them of caving to cancel culture. people should be scared to death it is going to come
mayorkas testified on capitol hill for a second day in a row and he continues to point to a decrease in apprehensions. don t know where he gets it but here he is. the data from august which i think will shed light the question is how many immigrants have we apprehended this year? i m not worried about august. i understand august you put a focus on it because you found out the american public doesn t like what you are doing. let me keep going and ask you. that s not accurate. your prior statement was inaccurate but i would look forward and in fact meeting. that s my opinion, okay. so i m entitled to my opinion. harris: texas governor greg abbott says the president has to do something now. the only thing they ve shown is an incapability of dealing with this crisis where they pretend it doesn t even exist. it s total chaos. the biden administration needs to up their game big time. harris: we have watched it together at this hour day-by-day the situation turning m
here in the uk leaked footage, appears to show downing street officials joking about a covid christmas party the prime minister insists never took place. and the list of words most mangled by the newsreaders in 2021. and this grammy winners surname is one of them. good evening. it is almost 80 years to the day the united states declared war onjapan, following the attack on pearl harbour which, in the current context, might serve to remind the white house that peace can t always be guaranteed or preserved from a position of weakness. so today s virtual summit with president putin presented the american president with his highest stakes meeting so far. what could he and his nato allies put in front of the russian president to change his calculus on ukraine? here is the national security adviser, speaking just a short time ago. there was a lot of give and there was some finger wagging but the president was crystal clear about where the united states stands in all of these issu
let s ask bill mcgurn and kim strassel and kyle peterson to give kim, explain something to me politically, president biden s approval rating down 41%. virginia give a rebuke to democratic party blowout spending in the last year, why did democrats go ahead and vote to spend another 2 trillion? it s really a lot bigger, wife? 4 trillion, let s put there at least. they see it as a once in a generation opportunity to create entitlement programs cradle-to-grave system in the united states and nothing apparently, not even politics dissuade from that. even coming out of horrible virginia loss, you can see what s happening from the economy and inflation, they told themselves the answer is to get the agenda done. nothing in the polling suggest that is the case, it s a fiction they told themselves cementing a program to last for generations. paul: kyle, break this down, the difference between the 2 trillion and what outside private analysts say is 4.6, 4.9, something like that, what
before we get there come overnight tonight, still the risk of storms coming across parts of kent in particular. plenty of showers too for scotland and northern ireland. the bulk of the country actually is not particularly humid but it will take quite a while before that fresher air starts to waft its way into east anglia in south east england, so quite a muggy night for the most part. but by the time we get to tomorrow, fresher air will start to rise behind this cold front and tomorrow is a day essentials of sunshine and showers, though that said, there could be some longer spells of rain particularly working in across northern areas of scotland. elsewhere, the showers get going into the afternoon, some of them turning heavy and thundery in nature, one or two heavy downpours to come and temperatures by and large a bit below average but because we are still in august and that august sunshine, i think it will still feel 0k. it s a similar picture as we head into the weekend, ag