it's all a bit banana republic._ who then gave him the 'ob. it's all a bit banana republic.hard - a bit banana republic. we should say| that he mentioned that richard sharp has donated to the conservative party in the past. the bbc chairman is a position that is quite often someone with political links. it is not unusual in that respect. but the big question here is about him facilitating this meeting between the prime minister's distant relative and the uk's highest ranking civil servant so they can discuss a loan facility for the prime minister, that's particularly where this committee seemed to think they didn't have the big picture. the labour party are saying that there is an internal bbc review going on, they want to see the results of that but they said that richard sharp's position seems increasingly difficult. the uk government as saying that another process looking at the public appointments watchdog is looking into this, that should be allowed to run its course before any decisions are made. richard sharp saying he was under the impression he had declared everythi

it is all a bit banana republic._ a bit banana republic. richard share a bit banana republic.anana republic. richard sharpe has apologised - a bit banana republic. richard sharpe has apologised for - a bit banana republic. richard| sharpe has apologised for what a bit banana republic. richard - sharpe has apologised for what he said went wrong, but has denied some of the claims that have been made, what do you think the consequences are if he stays? i what do you think the consequences are if he stays?— what do you think the consequences are if he stays? i hope very much we will change — are if he stays? i hope very much we will change the _ are if he stays? i hope very much we will change the culture _ are if he stays? i hope very much we will change the culture now. - are if he stays? i hope very much we will change the culture now. i - are if he stays? i hope very much we will change the culture now. i don't i will change the culture now. i don't think you should be able to give huge donations to a political party and then be rewarded by the political party with a plum job.

who then gave him thejob stop it prime minister, who then gave him the job stop it is all a bit banana republicc is conducting its own internal review. _ republic. the bbc is conducting its own internal review. labour- republic. the bbc is conducting its own internal review. labour feel i own internal review. labourfeel this controversy is tarnishing the broadcaster. this controversy is tarnishing the broadcaster-— this controversy is tarnishing the broadcaster. , , ., broadcaster. this committee is now sa in: had broadcaster. this committee is now saying had they _ broadcaster. this committee is now saying had they known _ broadcaster. this committee is now saying had they known the - broadcaster. this committee is now saying had they known the full - saying had they known the full details. — saying had they known the full details, and had that been disclosed to them, _ details, and had that been disclosed to them, about the relationship between — to them, about the relationship between borisjohnson to them, about the relationship between boris johnson and the conservative party and the bbc ch

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it's are the politics of a banana republic . it's not are the politics of a banana republic.banana republic . it's not just the are the politics of a banana republic. it's not just the high rates. it's the random way in which it's been provided unpredictably . so companies say unpredictably. so companies say that they can cope with higher tax rates. and if look at norway, for example, their tax rate of 78% is higher. but it's also been there for 30 years. so companies know what they're getting. if they do a with the norwegian government. you to invest in britain you have no what tax you'll be paying in 510 years time. we've been in this before government before where a government imposed is a windfall tax. it then causes a collapse in investment. it then has to roll back special investment back with special investment allowance as and when they work and the profits start coming back in again, they introduce a new in full so this is now new in full tax. so this is now the major of uk tax the third major cycle of uk tax incontinence that these are looking at and thinking do we

it is all a bit banana republic. the bbc is conducting its own internal review.. this committee is now saying had they known the full details and had that been disclosed to them about the relationship between boris johnson and the conservative party and the bbc chairman that that situation would have been very different. i think that does make his position untenable and, when the report is published, if those questions cannot be answered, then i think that the integrity of the bbc is far more important than the position of one individual. an independent review of mr sharp's appointment has yet to report back. the government says wait for that. the process is not complete. we have to wait for the commission on public appointments... why do we need another report? we've already got one. we all know what happened. we need to be fair to all parties in this, including richard sharp. so i think we must wait for the result of the commission on public appointments. the bbc chairman richard sharp has said that while he may have made introductions, he did not get involved

it's all a bit banana republic.e questioning the relationship between the government and its chairman. i think that does make his position increasingly untenable, _ and when the report is published, if those questions can't be - answered, then i think— that the integrity of the bbc is far more important than the position of one individual. _ a separate independent review of mr sharp's appointment has yet to report. the government says wait for that. the process is not complete. we have to wait now for the commission on public appointments... why do we need another report? we've already got one. people know what happened. we need to be fair to all parties in this, including richard sharp. the bbc chairman richard sharp has said that while he may have made introductions, he did not get involved in boris johnson's finances. he's apologised to mps for not providing all the information that they felt they needed in order to scrutinise his appointment. richard sharp has said that by giving all the facts at the outset to t

it's all a bit banana republic.uestioning the relationship between the government and its chairman. i think that does make his position increasingly untenable _ i think that does make his position increasingly untenable, _ and when the report is published, if those questions i can't be answered, then i think that the integrity of the bbc is far— more important than the position of one individual. _ a separate independent review of mr sharp's appointment has yet to report. the government says wait for that. the process is not complete. we have to wait for the commission on public appointments... why do we need another report? we've already got one. people know what happened. we need to be fair to all parties in this, including richard sharp. the bbc chairman richard sharp has said that while he may have made introductions, he did not get involved in boris johnson's finances. he's apologised to mps for not providing all the information that they felt they needed in order to scrutinise his appointment. richard sharp ha

so that we never have a stolen election in arizona because we are tired of being known as the banana republicthe country when it comes to elections. i think the powers that beat went wholly smoke, she is going to do that. she is actually going to do what she says because i am not controlled by the political elites. i am controlled by the mama bears and the papa bears and we, the people. that is how it should be. [applause] that is why we said we have to do something to stop her. they put 300,000 ballots in before the election with no chain of custody and that was not enough to stop we, the people. today's they put 20,000 more in with no chain of custody. what they did on election day is the most egregious. our supporters showed up, 75% showing up on election day or me because they want some sanity in arizona and they want secure borders and elections. 75% of the people showing up on election day show up in right away there were troubles. they sabotaged by intentionally printing the wrong image on the ballot. 19 inch image on a 20 inch ballot that jammed the tabulator machines. a quarter of th

never have another stolen, botched election in arizona because we're tired of being known as the banana republicit comes to elections and i think that the powers that be were so afraid, they went holy smokes, she is going to do that. she's actually going to do what she says because i'm not controlled by the uni-party. not controlled by the political elite. i'm just controlled by the mama bears and papa bears and the people, we the people and that's how it should be. [applause] >> and that's why they said we've got to do something to stop her. they put 300,000 ballots in before election day with no chain of custody. these are phony, fake ballots, that still wasn't enough to stop me the people and two days after election, they pumped 25,000 more ballots with zero chain of custody. what they did on election day is really the most egregious. our supporters showed up 75% of the people showing up on election day voting for me because they want some sanity in arizona, they want secure borders, they want secure elections. 75% of the people showing up on election day showed up and right away, there were

it is all a bit banana republic. the bbc is conducting its own internal review. this committee is now saying, had they known the full details, and had that been disclosed to them about the relationship between borisjohnson and the conservative party and the bbc chairman, that that situation would have been very different. i think that makes his position increasingly untenable. and when the report is published, if those questions cannot be answered, then i think the integrity of the bbc is far more important than the position of one individual. an independent review of mr sharp's appointment is yet to report back. the government says wait for that. the process is not complete, we have to wait for the report. why do we have to wait for that, we already know what happened? we need to be fair to all parties in this, including richard sharp. we must wait for the conclusion. the bbc chairman richard sharpe has said he did not get involved in borisjohnson's said he did not get involved in boris johnson's finances. said he did not get involved in borisjohnson's finances.

this is not what a democracy is for this what we see in a banana republic. >> it totally erodes public'sat we need to have trust in which is our justice system. here is that nbc report i told everybody about last night, detailing the utter failure of law enforcement ahead of januar. watch this. >> law enforcement had a very direct role in contributing this failure, the security failures that led to the violins. >> people familiar with the committee about his work that members downplayed the finding because they wanted to keep the focus on former president trump. >> tulsi, we are just learning about this. we suspected that. but pelosi-schumer-et al. could have stopped january 6th, is that not the case? >> the evidence is pointing to the fact that the statement that says that they underplayed the fact that this could have been prevented with law enforcement before anything ever happened because they didn't want to talk about it in the practice of committee, exactly my point, they are not interested with the truth, they are not interested in the best interest of the country, they do not car

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that is the stuff of banana republics. and that he's not going to engage in any of that stuff.to basically insist that congress do its job and approve the borrowing to finance the spending it has already both authorized and appropriated. i think he should be staying very strong. will there be any cosmetic things affecting looking at future spending. maybe there will be. but fundamentally, this is nothing something where you there should be bargaining. you could debate who will win the game of chicken, what you can't debate is that the american people will lose. >> but you do have this problem where there is a bunch of people in the republican party who do seem like they're willing to blow the whole thing up. and it is a larger percentage than i think you dealt with during the tea party days when they also threatened to default. are you worried that there is -- even if it is a 15%, 10% chance that these republicans could hold up the process and we do have a real crisis? >> i am worried, but i'm more worried about the consequences of kowtowing to terrorists or setting precedents

. >> we're either going to be a constitutional republic or banana republic. we get to choose.ere running the country. >> we need to increase the middle class. we can all aagree on that. we need to increase people in the middle class. rachel: thank you. >> i want to say something on abortion. we need to stop the genocide and slaughter of black babies in the womb. rachel: amen to that. you're not going to get any argument from me on that one. back to our top story, a week after it passed through alaska, the chinese spy balloon has been shot down off the coast of the carolinas. senator eric schmitt is demanding an investigation into the biden administration's response and he will join us next. thanks, you guys. great panel.wh ♪ ♪ (dog barks) ♪ silverado zr2, trail boss, and custom trail boss. because adventure is everywhere. dancing is everything. soccer is the best. but her moderate to severe eczema could make it hard for her. my skin was so itchy. and my outfit was uncomfortable. now, my skin's not as itchy. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of u

>> if we get an fbi politically but eyes were not a republican anymore were a banana republic and ther that she cannot be understated. this is a gross violation of federal law if what this young lady is saying is true. we have seen a play out and that's why the fbi denied denied denied but we got a present for answers. jackie: we do i want to switch gears, the biden administration issuing the two billion-dollar to meet enter battery manufacturing redwood materials this coming after president biden went off script during the state of the union address say the u.s. is going to need oil for another ten years, it was laughable, the whole room lit up on that and he realized that, your thoughts on how the president is proceeding with his energy policy you have oil prices on the rise again with russia cutting production by 5% as well we are headed for the trajectory of oil to get back to $200 a barrel and that hurts the american people it is a tax on the american people. >> apparently we're going to fly around on unicorns and then will travel with mermaids this guy was unbelievable what he s

societies apart by their fabric and can turn your pucountry into a bay that a that republic -- b banana republicthe unemployment rate bottoms a few months before the start of a recession so we could continue to see headline numbers that are pretty strong for the next few months for what i think is the eventual dam breaking. maria: what does this mean for investing, michael? >> the more the market fights the fed, do not fight the fed, the market is fighting the fed. it's making their job harder. it's going to allow you them to be more aggressive. it's making it incredibly difficult to invest. but during that situation, you can buy short-term treasuries at close to 5%. i own the defensive sectors, consumer staples, utilities, healthcare. maria: katherine, do you want to buy stocks here or avoid? >> i like the defensive sectors. i like short-term bonds. i think bonds are the way to go at this point. the fed is going to hike more than i think the market expects and one thing i'll point out is that if inflation remains higher for an extended period of time, even though the fed is on pause, the fed is

differential to trump, not because he is above the law, but out of concern no one wants to become the banana republic where former presidents are prosecuted, right, for political reasons. so it's been deferential. i am listening to hugo explained the evidence, and he does a great job talking about the the oj coaxing evidence, classified material, and the former president. if you or i had classified material, i don't think that the oj would go to trump trying to coax it out of us. they would just come over and sees it from us. these complaints from the trump camp ring very hollow, and every time we hear them, we need to think about the fact that merrick garland has to walk this tightrope between protecting democracy, and the ongoing enterprise that is americans that we all engaging together and bringing justice to the former president who may will have violated by all appearances, criminal loss in the u.s.. >> joyce, what a pleasure to have you here in studio, not one night but do. hugo, thank you so much for bringing your reporting. coming up, florida is going there again, expanding the governments m

to happen, we start looking less and less like a democratic republic, and more and more like a banana republic. instead of a government ordained to secure these rights, we are increasingly facing a government determined to take those rights away. .. a government ordained to secure these rights, we are now increasingly facing a government determined to take those rights away. george washing ton warned, for if men are to be precluded from offering their sentiments on a matter which may involve the most serious and alarming consequences that can invite their consideration of mankind, reasons that no use to us. at the freedom of we have to stop this insanity and protect these sacred freedoms. vanquish the fear and self-censorship that is now pervasive. everyone of us taking action to breathe new lifeui into the open marketplace of ideas and is at the heart of a thriving democracy, encouraging vigorous and substantive debates. encouraging people to think for themselves so we can draw our own conclusions, , where we can disagree without devolving into hate, where we can respect each other as fellow

to happen, we start looking less and less like a democratic republic and more and more like a banana republic. ordainedf a government to secure these rights, we are now increasingly facing a determined to take those rights away. george washington warned if men are to be precluded from offering sentiments on a matter that may involve the most serious and alarming consequences that can invite the consideration of mankind, reason is of no use to us. the freedom of speech may be taken away and silent we may be led to slaughter like sheep. we have to stop this insanity and protect the sacred freedom, vanquished the fear and self-censorship that is now pervasive. everyone of usprot taking actioo breathe new life into the open thriving democracy encouraging vigorous and substantive debates. encouraging people to think for themselves so we can draw our own conclusionsri where we can disagree without devolving into hate and we can respect each other as fellow americans and treat each other with aloha. the work you have before you is critical for all of these reasons. the stakes are high, the consequen

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my words, banana republic. and so on.u can see, terry, terry incompetence. it's stupidity and so on. well, for some reason. well, why do you most americans say thousands of times every time 100 damn 100 bytes on everything go out and consider it their duty to necessarily be the only epigraphs. of course, we consider it unacceptable that we participate there somehow directly from russia. no , no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no , no , no. and we know why. let's watch a fragment of the popular front stream now. the situation can't be heating up. that's the same word used there terrorism terrorists. what do you want to do? and let's see, here, uh, what people think about a real real terrorist and real terrorism. here's a question popular front stream, please. the other day i read the news that the united states recruited 60 militants for terrorist attacks in russia cis times. we already know about this, how we will prevent it. will there be tougher security measures, well, as in russian the proverb says it's b

, if transnistria was located a little further south, it would be possible to say that the republic is a banana what kind of corn, of course, brandy is fine, but not transnistria, yes. to moldova, please tell me, laugh, laugh, but there is a problem, there is a problem region, what do you see, gentlemen, you see options for solving transnistria, well, i don’t want to say a problem , but yes, problems, and whether this is a problem for us, for ukraine, and whether ukraine should participate in this solution, ukraine takes participation in this decision actually because, as i already mentioned , ukraine has the status of guarantors and mediator of the transnistrian regulation, it's just that this participation is not successful enough because it is blocked by russia with the transnistrian chances for a settlement the transnistrian problem for its solution seems to me to arise only when ukraine further strengthens its position in the space of confrontation with russia and the main step, if we abstract from purely hypothetical military operations . that russia is neither a guarantor nor an intermed

to happen, we start looking less and less like a democratic republic and more and more like a banana republic. instead of a government ordained to secure these rights, we are now increasingly facing a government determined to take those rights away. george washing ton warned, for if men are to be precluded from offering their sentiments on a matter which may involve the most serious and alarming consequences that can invite their consideration of mankind, reasons that no use to us. at the freedom of speech may be taken away. dumb and silent we may be led like sheep to slaughter. we have to stop this insanity and protect these sacred freedoms. vanquish the fear and self censorship that is now pervasive. every one of us taking action to breathe new life into the open marketplace of ideas at the heart of a thriving democracy, encouraging vigorous and substantive debate. encouraging people to think for themselves so we can draw our own conclusions, where we can disagree without devolving into hate, we can respect each other as fellow americans and treat each other with aloha. the work you have be