president biden says he'll ensure a peaceful and orderly transition of power as he addresses the american people for the first time since donald trump's election win donald trump begins selecting his new cabinet — after his stunning election win. there's speculation the world's richest man, elon musk, will have a role. the bank of england cuts uk interest rates for the second time this year to 4.75%. now with all the latest sport here's will perry. england interim manager lee carsley has handed first call—ups to southampton defender taylor harwood—bellis and newcastle full—back lewis hall for this month's nations league fixtures. england play greece next thursday before facing the republic

of ireland three days later. this is carsley�*s final england squad before thomas tuchel takes charge on a full—time basis in january. first of all, he has not had any influence on the squad selection. i have spoken to him by text but it is literally congratulations. he is highly respectful of the job that myself and the staff are doing. we have been left to it. we still see this as a massive privilege and the trust the fa have shown in us for three camps. this is the final two games. we are looking forward to a tough game in greece and republic of ireland at home. two games we are looking forward to. ruud van nistelrooy may only have two more matches as the manchester united interim manager, but he could lead the club to their first win in europe this season. it's been more than a year since that happened, with their performances in the europa league one of the reasons why erik ten hag lost his job last week.

with ruben amorim to arrive in a matter of days' time, van nistelrooy isn't sure if he'll be staying beyond this weekend. i have to say that i feel a responsibility to do well over a the next week, and that is myjob, so please do not, so i'm focusing that. and the other side, as i said, i would welcome ruben happy to help, help him, and that is a situation for the moment. chelsea's match in the europa conference league later is a significant one, particularly for their opponents. they're playing fc noah, the armenian club only formed in 2017, named because they're from a town in the shadow of mount ararat, where the biblical ark is said to have come to rest. fc noah bring a team who have only been together a few months to stamford bridge in one of the biggest games

in armenian football history. in their country, they play different shapes, so we do not know how they would come here and play. we will try to be ready, and i said many times today, football, you can find good players, good squads, good teams and good manager everywhere, not only in the most important league in europe or in the world, but also in this kind of country, you can find important teams, and for sure they have some good players also. formula one's drivers have written to the sport's governing body asking that they be treated like adults after max verstappen and charles leclerc were both punished for swearing. the grand prix drivers' association also criticised fia president mohammed ben sulayem for urging fi stars to not act like rappers, which has been described as having �*a racial element'. an open letter from the gpda said... "there is a difference between swearing intended to insult others and more casual swearing,

such as you might use to describe bad weather, or indeed an inanimate object such as an f1 car, or a driving situation. "we urge the fia president to consider his own tone and language when talking to our member drivers, or indeed about them, whether in a public forum or otherwise. "further, our members are adults. "they do not need to be given instructions by the media about matters as trivial as the wearing of jewellery or underpants. "both of which are subject to rules that have been enforced by the fia". and that's all the sport for now. the results are in — donald trump will be the next us president. joining me to answer your questions in three keys areas arejulia djulat — associate director, us immigration policy programme.

also, francesco trebbi — professor of business & public policy at the university of california berkeley. and byjulie rovner from kff health news. welcome to you all. let's get straight to the questions, or francesco, first of all, is a question from john in bristol, what would it trump presidency mean in terms of increased tariffs? definitely, that is on the programme, io—20% increase across the board, 60% increase for china. tariffs, that is problematic from the perspective of what is going on in terms of price changes, inflationary pressures coming from tariffs, and also in terms of what it means for the global market integration. donald trump has campaigned on this promise because of the repatriation of manufacturing

is one of his main policy goes, and there is some discussion on whether this is actually something that could benefit in the long run the us economy. we could benefit in the long run the us econom . ~ .., could benefit in the long run the us econom . ~ _, . ~ ., could benefit in the long run the us econom . ~ ., economy. we will come back to some of those questions _ economy. we will come back to some of those questions in _ economy. we will come back to some of those questions in a _ economy. we will come back to some of those questions in a moment, - economy. we will come back to some of those questions in a moment, but| of those questions in a moment, but julia, let me bring you in, they have promised big changes on immigration. a question that is coming to us saying how will the president trump actually do it, deportations? he president trump actually do it, deportations?— president trump actually do it, deortations? ., , ., ., deportations? he wants to deport all 11 million plus— deportations? he wants to deport all 11 million plus unauthorised - 11 million plus unauthorised undocumented immigrants in the united _ undocumented immigrants in the united states, but we could see a ramping _ united states, but we could see a ramping up of the partitions, and it would _ ramping up of the partitions, and it would be _ ramping up of the partitions, and it would be for those who are arrested for a local_ would be for those who are arrested for a local crime, a traffic violation _ for a local crime, a traffic violation or something more serious, they are _ violation or something more serious, they are then turned over to immigration enforcement agents, debts _ immigration enforcement agents, debts owed to partitions usually happen— debts owed to partitions usually happen but at a lower rate than what president— happen but at a lower rate than what president trump has promise. if we are to _

president trump has promise. if we are to see — president trump has promise. if we are to see a — president trump has promise. if we are to see a ramping up, it could take— are to see a ramping up, it could take a_ are to see a ramping up, it could take a big— are to see a ramping up, it could take a big infusion of resources but some strategies that would push the boundaries of the law, having big round-ups, — boundaries of the law, having big round—ups, something that may be unlikely, _ round—ups, something that may be unlikely, and if it does happen it may be — unlikely, and if it does happen it may be needed —— litigated as well. julie, _ may be needed —— litigated as well. julie, in_ may be needed —— litigated as well. julie, in terms of health, such a crucial area, julie, in terms of health, such a crucialarea, it julie, in terms of health, such a crucial area, it was one of the top searches in the bbc website over the last 2a hours, what would happen to women's rights in a second trump presidency?— women's rights in a second trump residen ? , ., ., ., �* presidency? there is a lot we don't know, president-elect _ presidency? there is a lot we don't know, president-elect trump - presidency? there is a lot we don't know, president-elect trump has l presidency? there is a lot we don't - know, president-elect trump has been know, president—elect trump has been on every— know, president—elect trump has been on every side _ know, president—elect trump has been on every side of this _ know, president—elect trump has been on every side of this issue _ know, president—elect trump has been on every side of this issue and - know, president—elect trump has been on every side of this issue and has - on every side of this issue and has said he _ on every side of this issue and has said he would _ on every side of this issue and has said he would not— on every side of this issue and has said he would not sign— on every side of this issue and has said he would not sign a _ on every side of this issue and hasl said he would not sign a nationwide ban, that— said he would not sign a nationwide ban, that would _ said he would not sign a nationwide ban, that would have _ said he would not sign a nationwide ban, that would have to _ said he would not sign a nationwide ban, that would have to go - said he would not sign a nationwide ban, that would have to go throughi ban, that would have to go through congress. — ban, that would have to go through congress. which _ ban, that would have to go through congress, which would _ ban, that would have to go through congress, which would be - ban, that would have to go through congress, which would be unlikely, i congress, which would be unlikely, but there _ congress, which would be unlikely, but there are — congress, which would be unlikely, but there are many _ congress, which would be unlikely, but there are many things - congress, which would be unlikely, but there are many things you - congress, which would be unlikely, but there are many things you canl congress, which would be unlikely, l but there are many things you can do -- do _ but there are many things you can do -- dojust_ but there are many things you can do -- dojust using _ but there are many things you can do -- dojust using his— but there are many things you can do —— dojust using his authority- but there are many things you can do —— do just using his authority which l —— do just using his authority which could _ —— do just using his authority which could have — —— do just using his authority which could have a — —— do just using his authority which could have a big _ —— do just using his authority which could have a big impact— —— do just using his authority which could have a big impact even- —— do just using his authority which could have a big impact even on. could have a big impact even on states— could have a big impact even on states that _ could have a big impact even on states thatjust_ could have a big impact even on states that just protected - could have a big impact even on. states that just protected abortion rights _ states that just protected abortion rights through _ states that just protected abortion rights through vote. _ states that just protected abortion rights through vote. he _ states that just protected abortion rights through vote. he could - rights through vote. he could reverse — rights through vote. he could reverse the _ rights through vote. he could reverse the approval- rights through vote. he could reverse the approval of- rights through vote. he could reverse the approval of the l rights through vote. he could - reverse the approval of the abortion bill and _ reverse the approval of the abortion bill and revive — reverse the approval of the abortion bill and revive an _ reverse the approval of the abortion bill and revive an 1873 _ reverse the approval of the abortion bill and revive an 1873 law— reverse the approval of the abortion bill and revive an 1873 law that - bill and revive an 1873 law that prevents — bill and revive an 1873 law that prevents not _ bill and revive an 1873 law that

prevents not just _ bill and revive an 1873 law that prevents not just abortion - bill and revive an 1873 law that prevents notjust abortion bills bill and revive an 1873 law that - prevents notjust abortion bills but anything _ prevents notjust abortion bills but anything being _ prevents notjust abortion bills but anything being used _ prevents notjust abortion bills but anything being used for— prevents notjust abortion bills but anything being used for abortion . prevents notjust abortion bills but| anything being used for abortion to be sent— anything being used for abortion to be sent through _ anything being used for abortion to be sent through the _ anything being used for abortion to be sent through the mail. - anything being used for abortion to be sent through the mail. he - be sent through the mail. he is likety— be sent through the mail. he is likely to — be sent through the mail. he is likely to reverse _ be sent through the mail. he is likely to reverse in _ be sent through the mail. he is likely to reverse in number- be sent through the mail. he is likely to reverse in number of. likely to reverse in number of expansions _ likely to reverse in number of expansions of— likely to reverse in number of expansions of abortion - likely to reverse in number of expansions of abortion rights| likely to reverse in number of- expansions of abortion rights that president — expansions of abortion rights that president biden_ expansions of abortion rights that president biden put— expansions of abortion rights that president biden put into - expansions of abortion rights that president biden put into effect. expansions of abortion rights that president biden put into effect soj president biden put into effect so we are _ president biden put into effect so we are likety— president biden put into effect so we are likely to— president biden put into effect so we are likely to see _ president biden put into effect so we are likely to see big _ president biden put into effect so we are likely to see big changes i we are likely to see big changes even _ we are likely to see big changes even if— we are likely to see big changes even if he — we are likely to see big changes even if he does _ we are likely to see big changes even if he does not _ we are likely to see big changes even if he does not sign - we are likely to see big changes even if he does not sign an- we are likely to see big changes - even if he does not sign an abortion ban into— even if he does not sign an abortion ban into law— even if he does not sign an abortion ban into law as— even if he does not sign an abortion ban into law as he _ even if he does not sign an abortion ban into law as he has— even if he does not sign an abortion ban into law as he has vowed - even if he does not sign an abortion ban into law as he has vowed not toj ban into law as he has vowed not to do. , , ., . ,, do. let me bring you back in, francisco. — do. let me bring you back in, francisco, because _ do. let me bring you back in, francisco, because we - do. let me bring you back in, francisco, because we had i do. let me bring you back in, francisco, because we had a| do. let me bring you back in, - francisco, because we had a question from aiden in durham, about the illegal immigrants and tariffs, he is asking whether, if we did introduce tariffs, it would actually put up prices in other countries like the uk?— put up prices in other countries liketheuk? , ., ,,.,,.,_ like the uk? yes, that is probably likel , i like the uk? yes, that is probably likely. i have _ like the uk? yes, that is probably likely, i have to _ like the uk? yes, that is probably likely, i have to say. _ like the uk? yes, that is probably likely, i have to say. in _ like the uk? yes, that is probably likely, i have to say. in various i likely, i have to say. in various channels, one of them could be preparatory tires from europe, china, and that could push prices higher throughout the euro and uk as well. . ., , ., , .,

well. another similar question because the — well. another similar question because the economy - well. another similar question i because the economy absolutely terminated this election when you broke down and saw how voters were voting and the reasons for it, it question comes insane can a president and inflation? and inflation? . . president and inflation? and inflation? , , ., , president and inflation? and inflation? , , ., inflation? the president does not control that. _ inflation? the president does not control that, the _ inflation? the president does not control that, the central - inflation? the president does not control that, the central bank - control that, the central bank controls the levers of that and you've seen it the united states and the uk, just now they are cutting rates but from february 2022 to august 2023 rates went up 5%, five percentage points, so this incredibly costly to borrow, if you want to buy a car or any durable good or buy a house, so that has been felt by the voters and the punished incumbents for that. fit, punished incumbents for that. a question tojulia on immigration, and a similar question, it did kamala harris lose the presidency on

theissue kamala harris lose the presidency on the issue of immigration? what is your thought on that? i the issue of immigration? what is your thought on that?— your thought on that? i think the economy loomed _ your thought on that? i think the economy loomed large _ your thought on that? i think the economy loomed large in - your thought on that? i think the economy loomed large in the - economy loomed large in the election. _ economy loomed large in the election, people are upset that prices — election, people are upset that prices are — election, people are upset that prices are higher and that they do not feel— prices are higher and that they do not feel that their quality of life is the _ not feel that their quality of life is the same as it was before the inflation — is the same as it was before the inflation that came after the pandemic, but i think immigration was also _ pandemic, but i think immigration was also on — pandemic, but i think immigration was also on the top of many voters minds _ was also on the top of many voters minds we — was also on the top of many voters minds. we have seen it lots of people — minds. we have seen it lots of people come to the united states across— people come to the united states across the border without authorisation in recent years, and american — authorisation in recent years, and american voters do not like seeing that disorder. they like immigrants, they have _ that disorder. they like immigrants, they have immigrants in their communities that they like and support. — communities that they like and support, and they say they support a path to— support, and they say they support a path to citizenship for unauthorised immigrants, but they don't like the disorder— immigrants, but they don't like the disorder of— immigrants, but they don't like the disorder of people coming to the lrorder— disorder of people coming to the border in — disorder of people coming to the border in large numbers without permission and do not like to see the costs— permission and do not like to see the costs in— permission and do not like to see the costs in their communities of unauthorised immigrants coming and needing _ unauthorised immigrants coming and needing help with housing and increasing —— increase costs in schools— increasing —— increase costs in schools and _ increasing —— increase costs in schools and things like that. i

don't — schools and things like that. i don't think was a primary driving force _ don't think was a primary driving force lrut— don't think was a primary driving force but a — don't think was a primary driving force but a big force in the election _ force but a big force in the election-— force but a big force in the election. �* g ., election. and julie, if we get a large-scale — election. and julie, if we get a large-scale deportation - election. and julie, if we get a large-scale deportation as - election. and julie, if we get a - large-scale deportation as promised, large—scale deportation as promised, what does that due the american economy and the hit to the american economy? economy and the hit to the american econom ? ., ., , ., , ., economy? unauthorised immigrants are a bi art of economy? unauthorised immigrants are a big part of the — economy? unauthorised immigrants are a big part of the workforce, _ a big part of the workforce, especially in the united states and sectors _ especially in the united states and sectors like agriculture and food processing and contract dust construction and within maintenance and cleaning and if we were to see a massive _ and cleaning and if we were to see a massive removals of unauthorised immigrants, that would really affect sectors _ immigrants, that would really affect sectors of _ immigrants, that would really affect sectors of our economy and our future — sectors of our economy and our future security, and —— food security. _ future security, and —— food security, and i also think that it can have — security, and i also think that it can have spill—over effects for us workers — can have spill—over effects for us workers if — can have spill—over effects for us workers if companies have to scale down _ workers if companies have to scale down their— workers if companies have to scale down their operations because they are losing _ down their operations because they are losing workers and not able to bring _ are losing workers and not able to bring in _ are losing workers and not able to bring in workers they need, it will cause _ bring in workers they need, it will cause them — bring in workers they need, it will cause them to contract overall and hurts— cause them to contract overall and hurts the _ cause them to contract overall and hurts the opportunities for us—born workers _ hurts the opportunities for us—born workers as— hurts the opportunities for us—born workers as well. find hurts the opportunities for us-born workers as well.— hurts the opportunities for us-born

workers as well. and julie, we know donald trump _ workers as well. and julie, we know donald trump is _ workers as well. and julie, we know donald trump is looking _ workers as well. and julie, we know donald trump is looking at - workers as well. and julie, we know donald trump is looking at various i donald trump is looking at various people to a point in his new administration, robert kennedy junior is one name being talked about, related to health, just take me through the principal concerns there are with an appointment like that if it was to happen.— that if it was to happen. robert f kenneder _ that if it was to happen. robert f kennedy jr is _ that if it was to happen. robert f kennedy jr is clearly going - that if it was to happen. robert f kennedy jr is clearly going to - that if it was to happen. robert f kennedy jr is clearly going to be | that if it was to happen. robert f| kennedy jr is clearly going to be a kenneder is clearly going to be a part of— kenneder is clearly going to be a part of the — kenneder is clearly going to be a part of the administration, - kenneder is clearly going to be a part of the administration, and i kenneder is clearly going to be a . part of the administration, and what position. _ part of the administration, and what position. we — part of the administration, and what position. we are _ part of the administration, and what position, we are not _ part of the administration, and what position, we are not sure, _ part of the administration, and what position, we are not sure, but- part of the administration, and what position, we are not sure, but bothl position, we are not sure, but both president—elect— position, we are not sure, but both president—elect trump— position, we are not sure, but both president—elect trump and - position, we are not sure, but both| president—elect trump and kennedy have spoken — president—elect trump and kennedy have spoken about _ president—elect trump and kennedy have spoken about this _ president—elect trump and kennedy have spoken about this and - president—elect trump and kennedy have spoken about this and there i president—elect trump and kennedy have spoken about this and there isj have spoken about this and there is concern. _ have spoken about this and there is concern. he — have spoken about this and there is concern. he is— have spoken about this and there is concern. he is a _ have spoken about this and there is concern, he is a vaccine _ have spoken about this and there is concern, he is a vaccine septic, - 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water supply, and he also wants to take people in the fda and food i take people in the fda and food and dru- take people in the fda and food and drug and. _ take people in the fda and food and drug and, basically— take people in the fda and food and drug and, basically shut _ take people in the fda and food and drug and, basically shut down - take people in the fda and food and drug and, basically shut down partsl drug and, basically shut down parts of it _ drug and, basically shut down parts of it it _ drug and, basically shut down parts of it it is _ drug and, basically shut down parts of it. it is interesting _ drug and, basically shut down parts of it. it is interesting because - of it. it is interesting because most — of it. it is interesting because most of— of it. it is interesting because most of the _ of it. it is interesting because most of the trump _ of it. it is interesting because most of the trump agenda . of it. it is interesting because - most of the trump agenda is going to be an— most of the trump agenda is going to be an tight _ most of the trump agenda is going to be an tight regulatory, _ most of the trump agenda is going to be an tight regulatory, they - 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