well, the bill that would _ happen today. well, the bill that would trigger _ happen today. n today. well, the bill that would trigger or allow i happen today. well, the bill| that would trigger or allow a referendum later this year has been introduced into australia's lower house of the federal parliament in canberra. the attorney general said that until australia recognised in its constitution aboriginal peoples, this was a nation without its heart. so the government is pushing forward this plan for australians to vote in a referendum probably between october and december later this year. the referendum will ask australians if indigenous peoples should be recognised for the first time in australia's constitution, and also set up a voice to parliament — that's that representative party you referred to that would help to shape government policy. so the left of centre government of anthony albanese believes this referendum will be eight unifying moment for this country, but there is a significant amount of opposition to this plan across this vast country —— a unifying moment.

. >>> well let's bring in the mayor, bill wells, it's great to see you again.in the common sense thing, the san francisco board of supervisors, they want this $50 million thing, it's a smart thing, you have no idea how you are going to raise all this money, there is no plan unless you go to each citizen and saying we need $60,000 give it up. it's not realistic to open an office for that. >> so many reasons to hate this idea. financially it's one of the big reasons, california being $22 billion in the hole already. i think more importantly is that this is the vision is going to cause such problems between the people that live in california, it's going to be so much hatred from one group of people to the other. it's going to gin up racial hatred an animosity, when we have so many serious problems that's a bad idea. >> we talked earlier about eric adams the new york city mayor, he wants to pay for illegal migrants to go to school, college for free up upstate new york. and it's going to cost a bunch of money and the people up in upstate new york, why are you sendin

well, i see that there is something to do, unfortunately , they determine the agenda, we can only propose bills are we doing ? well, the decision-making agenda is in the hands of the majority p. serhii, well, one more topic this week. well, there is another one. last week in russia , we began a continuation of a very widely publicized there. i had a recording of a telephone conversation between a two-time senator of the russian parliament, farkhad akhmedov, a well-known billionaire. he appears 37th form from russian and uh, what is his name, prigozhina, but no, no, yevgenia and autumn, yes, what is this music producer, singer , valery, stars of the 90s or 80s, and they are talking about putin, satan, what it is necessary to collect the witches, well, conditionally speaking, to throw them out of this country well, it is not directly talking about satan, but it is directly talking about the extent to which we now have a threat that a huge number of russian billionaires and those who were in power and will now simply go to europe will declare themselves the opposition, give we have a shelter there

tax invoices, but it was absurd, simply amazing , this is also with the previous management tax bill, wellnow, well, nothing special has decreased, just as well, there is, well, there is a blocking of the tax invoice , your company becomes completely paralyzed, isn’t it, it’s not that you were included in the risky ones, there they blocked the tax invoice, and in the meantime, you decide something , and there it proves that you no, why do you have to prove that you are not guilty , that is, there is no presumption of innocence here at all, you are immediately considered guilty, go prove that you are not an idiot, and at the same time, the enterprise is blocked, you cannot buy anything from don't sell this company. that is, your business can simply be destroyed, and it's so difficult to work . because there is no logistics, everything was eaten. it's not known what happened next from the green year. er, and anyway, logistics are very expensive, that is, everyone left. well, how will the sowing be done now, it is difficult for me to say now, we will talk about it, er, we will also continue t

bill: well, it has been a bit of a divided approach.s heavily criticized this and as you mentioned, the government in ukraine has called for an emergency session of the un security council. that session gives russia a chance to veto any kind of resolution. it is unlikely to be a big formal resolution of complaint. the u.s. will support any kind of resolution criticizing russia of course, but it has said is so does not see the risk of a nuclear weapons being used in the war at this point. tom: ok, bloomberg's bill faries . let's get back to the banking space across the benchmark in europe banking stocks gaining .8%. they are paring some of the heavier upside that we saw at the front of the session. deutsche bank remains a focus given the more than 8% selloff on friday. citigroup called the irrational. deutsche bank a little over 2% up. ubs has turned lower. her clays joining -- beginning 1.3%. in the u.s. news flow that is more significant around the prospects first republic and its citizens taking over the assets of silicon valley bank.

well, you know, they wrote a bill in the president's office, they raised a bill and took responsibility for its adoption , but everything should not be like that in our parliamentary first of all, the republic and the parliament itself are the representatives of the people. well, if they are not the representatives of the people, then what will they do in general in this country? well, this is a very important question. and well, i would also be interested to ask whether our interlocutors, for example, submitted a declaration that now it is not necessary, only 4% filed a declaration, everything is fine in general well, then they say well, no one trusts us, well, people well, but you have a heart, what is it called, you know, maybe people say, “where do we have to go when it’s time to fill out the declaration, the internet is bad outages there, stalink does not work, something else happened there, well, in a word, such a thing. by the way, it is interesting that all the calls to which someone is currently visiting somewhere in moscow or is flying to moscow , i don’t know how there is, if

which communities will be impacted the most by this particular bill? >> wellpeople who will be most impacted are people of color. black people, asians, latinx community. people of color, marginalized people, the underserved, unhoused people will be impacted. the same will be impacted by this again, and it is not to improve the integrity of elections. it is to really stop certain people from being able to exercise their right to vote. and we cannot sit by and let that happen. we have to be out there, educating people, making sure that we work around those things. ask me last year, even talking about not giving water to people standing in long lines, when those long lines are in black communities, people of color communities. so again, it does nothing to improve the integrity of elections, but it does stop certain factions from being able to exercise their right to vote without burden. >> you know, helen, we never want to see a rollback after decades of progress. yet, like you said, we have to be out there to fight the good fight. helen butler, thank you for bei

glad that this bill was also withdrawn because our team had just uh, a hundred thousand on both bills. well , it is impossible to pass such laws during the war, especially behind people's backs. as for the current bill 81-31 regarding changes to the tax code of ukraine and other legislative acts regarding the implementation of the international standard of automatic exchange of information on financial accounts, i want to say the following important things, well, first of all, it is unconditional, well, this law is about e-adaptation in ukraine international legislation regarding the goals of the agreement, this means control over all financial resources, the accumulation of information about the movement of financial resources, and not only the accumulation within ukraine, but also the transfer and exchange of this information outside , so that it is possible to control the integrity of the handling of financial resources and in that this includes anti-terrorist things, and 123 countries include the entire fatka association, and ukraine must also be part of this system , but what is the pr

bill well, i wouldn't say so. so 1st of all, i mean we have a long list of reforms which need to take place before the commission will assess the country is ready for a candidate status. but regarding this for an agent law, we need 2nd voting on that. so now there was the 1st voting it was actually not this draft. it was already voted in by the majority of the present and peace and the parliament. and it's not such a regulation that the government can just say they withdraw, but it needs a separate procedure in this, in the parliament. and then we can definitely say it is withdrawn by the pollitt by the majority of the parliament. and that needs to be done. it looks like this. this procedure will take place tomorrow or will at least get it tomorrow. but how much damage has all been done to to lease is ties with brussels? no, absolutely. i mean, what we have seen, it's extremely unfortunate. i mean, you know that the majority of the judge and population of the judge and people more than 83 percent are in favor of t

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>> they were left out of the bill? well, i don't know who you are talking to. look at the thousands of parents who signed on to the bill. this is had the most input. we went across the country for the last year. from virginia and on. look at what julia letlow, being an educator and mother, listening to mother's. i don't know if you came to the announcement -- you heard a lot of parents talk? it's the opposite of your question. >> [speaking foreign language] -- [indiscernible] >> i would like to see that the president will negotiate. the ideas that you talked about 2011, what were the negotiations called? the fighting negotiations. i think america is too important to play games with. in february, i sat down with the president. i asked him, let's sit down and negotiate to put america first. we've watched when democrats took the majority. they spent $5.9 trillion more. we worried that that would create inflation. we watched inflation rise and america's painfully hurt by that. we watch their own inflation create a banking crisis in america. they still try to stay si

finland has become one step closer to joining nato, the country's parliament has approved a relevant bill. wellnow the document must be signed by the president of the republic, sauli nindester, in may last year, helsinki and stockholm filed a joint application for joining the north atlantic alliance and almost all members have already approved military bloc, in addition to hungary and turkey, in ankara put forward sweden finland counter conditions to recognize the kurdish groups in these countries as extremist and extradite them to the turkish security forces. in budapest, they promised to put to a vote the question of the entry of new nato candidates in the very near future. eyes you in the us congress decided to check how in kiev dispose of the funds allocated by washington for the needs of the armed forces. the congressmen. there are good reasons to believe that this money is simply stolen by ukrainian officials, in the pendogon representatives who were called to the carpet promised to strengthen control. well, they also called on the military department to stop free supplies of weapons. fro

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her earlier what the mood in the ga capitol is now off to the withdrawal of this controversial bill. well ga, ga, and seem to be getting back to their business, getting back to their normal our daily lives. however, we were just a protest. i just kind of confirm to us that there will be additional rallies. ah, because it doesn't sofa. protesters are still being detained. and they say that they will prussia pressure the government more to our free them. okay, now the cremeans reaction has been to say that it is watching the situation with concern. can you tell us why it's so concerned? well, of the same, ah, legislation, foreigner agents legislation exists in russia and, ah, yes, the, for the past 3 days georgians were signaling to crumbling that they do. they do not want the same law in their country if they do not want to. i import all crumbling policies and if that was the clear message to the crumbling and given that russia is trying to keep her in control or for reports, the soviet republics are such as a georgia and ukraine. of course, it's not happy that the georgians are turning on

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and when will people potentially see a reduction in their energy bills? well see now, some of the forecasts for energy bills to come down over the course of this year. right now, though, the most important thing for people to recognise is i promised i would help with cost of living, particularly energy bills. and we're delivering on that. we're taxing the profits of energy companies. we're using that money to help pay around half of a typical family's energy bill. that support was extended in the budget. it's worth £1,500. i know that's a number one cost of living challenge people face and i want people to know that we are working hard at it. i promised we'd help. we are delivering that help. and the strategy you have is very different from what the us and the eu are doing, in particular on on green subsidies. jeremy hunt has been critical of a distortive global subsidy race. what is the thinking behind your slightly separate strategy? well, i think people should be really proud of the uk's track record on all of this. if you look at it, we've decarbonized fas

. >> bill: well, that was something that many of us have never seen. that judge, the poise and the thought that he put into his final comments is clear they've known each other for some time and the actions of murdaugh that the jury found were something that he could not understand. as he walked out of there with ccj on the back of his prison jumpsuit that stands for carlton county jail. you have to appeal it and a long way to overrun this. life in prison. consecutive life sentences from the judge. >> dana: he showed grace and dignity and i think had the nation riveted listening to him decide -- well, his thought process before he announced. he also gave paul murdaugh another opportunity to talk but twice during this past 25 minutes paul murdaugh said i'm innocent and i would never hurt my wife or my child. in the trial when he testified he said i would never intentionally hurt them. that language had changed a bit. now he will go to the carleton county jail but then -- alex murdaugh, excuse me. he will be in columbia at a state prison there. >> bill:

>> bill: well, i think we already know how he will answer that.e know how republicans want him out of his job. that comes at a higher level, frankly. but just two days ago we got this tweet and this on instagram from the president. his official account said maga house republican proposals would slash funding for border security. a move that could allow nearly 900 pounds of fentanyl into our country. we need more resources to secure the border, not less. your reaction on that. >> here is my reaction. whatever problems the house republicans may have, if you think being soft on immigration is not one of them. this is offensive to me that the president would suggest that the republican party is weak on the border. mr. president, since you've been in charge, everything has gone to hell in a hand basket. you have had the largest number of illegal immigrant crossings on your watch in the history of the country. the drug cartels are poisoning more americans every year than are killed by car wrecks and gun violence combined. you have no solution to these p

yet, another bill in tennessee would block medicated from covering gender affirming care as well. rights of trans americans. also, they could have terrible physical health consequences as well, as they may force trans people to transition and safely, if they are unable to access physician care and medication. for more on this, i'm joined by the ordering journalist, amarah jones. she is founder of trans slash media, chair of the transgender law center, and host of the trends lash podcast. welcome, america. so good to see you. over the past few weeks, more legislation has been introduced which would prohibit gender affirming care, as i mentioned. but not only for minors, not just for minors, but for adults as well. a lot of this rhetoric has focused on children. are you surprised to see this transition, now focusing on adults? >> no. as we explored in our other podcast, the anti-trans hate machine, which is an investigative series, we uncovered the fact that this is now a major pillar of the republican party. that's the organization that you know, the charity foundation, the alliance

agree, senator, that tiktok is a weapon and that the only way to stop it is with a data privacy bill? >> well, john, i think we need a data privacy bill for protecting all americans' privacy, not just from tiktok but frankly from some of the american platforms. but there is something fundamentally different when you are talking about a chinese-controlled company. chinese law passed in 2017 requires every chinese company, bytedance that owns tiktok, that at any point turn over to the communist party of china data or anything else they want. now, i got problems with facebook or twitter or google, but it is definitely different when you are talking about a chinese company that ultimately has to answer to the communist party. and there's two-fold problem here. 1, 150 million americans data harvest, tiktok is addictive, learns a lot about you, i don't want that residing as a tool for the communist party. and also the videos can be manipulated in terms of the content. and people say what about all the people who are social influencers, a lot of creative stuff on tiktok. i think the market will prov

you remember bill clinton saying well it depends on what the definition of "is" is.verybody rolled their eyes? he had a few moments on the stand where he sort of devolved into that and they saw lawyer. >> jesse: and the judge, apparently, knew this the entire time that there was an overwhelming amount of evidence that was the exact word he used and as judge jeanine pirro mentioned, he sent the jury to deliberate with a few crackers. at what time in like the late afternoon, no lunch, no dinner. this was going to be serious. >> that was his m.o. all along. he tried to keep this thing moving forward. there was a ton of evidence. late on a friday he would say no, call your next witness and everybody is already thinking about hey, isn't it time for dinner? he wanted to keep this going. he was aware -- remember, they lost, the defense lost every evidentiary ruling including the suicide attempt. there hasn't been much remarked upon in south carolina that comes in as an inference of guilt. if the accused tries to kill him or herself, the inference that goes to the jury is th

and yet the district council ide overrode the mayor, why are we with this bill? >> wellthe -- we have no doubt that the dc council will probably try something again. but because of the good work of senator hagerty, my colleague from tennessee, we did have the resolution of disapproval. we have passed it, the president is not going to veto it. it is appropriate for us to override it. if there were a try to veto it. you know, trey, what we know is that this administration is anti-the rule of law. that has spread across the country. but the people are beginning to speak up. to push back. because they are tired of this disrespect for law enforcement and tired of villains made to be law enforcement -- made -- law enforcement made to be villains, they are tired of criminals made to be heroes, what they want to see is respect for the rule of law. they want to feel safe in their communities. they definitely are tired of two-tiers of justice, they are fed up with some of these can ko kocouncils and city governments, that try to make illegal activity legal. trey: speaking of two d

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the mayor is bill wells who joins me now. big picture here, how did the program go, your honor?w it would be a problem from the start. our small city which represents 3% of the county, and they pushed back on us and had to abandon the fight on that, several bad things, they got placed into this program. they came and got one of our hotels and brought some underage girls in and sexually assaulted them. migrants in new york city, there's master stories about trashing the hotels homeless people living in your hotels in the city, what did they do to the hotels? >> they totally destroyed the hotels, long-term property values and the ability for the industry to thrive in the city. these hotels are the lower end of the spectrum as far as economics go, and the permit process to push back on that. under housing and urban development. stuart: you are close to the border, do you deal with illegal migrants and the homeless? >> we have a drop off station, under siege from the federal government and san diego. stuart: does money solve this probe part -- this problem? $1 billion, can you solve

there are so many important things that have been changed, that is, when he says there american bill uh welltion, this is not american. even if it were american, it would be absolutely not suitable for georgia, because there is a system to take something like that . this is not frivolous . it works, but for georgia it is absolutely unacceptable and so and so and so and so now when we are in the transition to democratic reforms and so on, for us it is somehow not positive moments of the first application, i still want to say the first one, this is what we call a russian option which have the perspective of dynamics and so on , development in the fastest direction, we know russian experience - this is a catastrophe, this is a nightmare for any democracy , and what do we know? there were a lot of problems. well, even this was not enough. you know, we think that for us the most important moment now is obtaining the status of a candidate . this is an existential question. that ukraine will win this war will be an iron novelty and georgia should be there . where will ukraine be and moldova will be

bill. thank you. well, san jose is celebrating a successful partnership with doordash to deliver food to people in need of help the group hunger at home and doordash initially set up a drive through to distribute meals because of the pandemic and soaring inflation is part of the food delivery companies charitable program called project dash, it's been working with hunger at home to help feed low income people in silicon valley. it collects surplus food from restaurants grocery store. rouz hotels and other providers and then distributes the meals. right here. since this relationship began. we have. you ready for this over 1.4 million meals been able to distribute out of this parking lot. do to this relationship. that's pretty powerful. the san jose earthquakes are helping the organizations by providing the use of the parking lot at paypal park for the food distribution every monday. alright coming up in sports more coverage from the ballpark in the city plus the warriors scoreboard watching as the t wolves

arodes to calm market down make sure everybody knows united states is not going to default on its bills? >> wellunited states is going to default, i we've been we've had debt ceiling negotiations for a hundred years that never happened what happened we've had presidents including, then-vice president joe biden who negotiated did last fiscal reform 10-year spending caps 2011, we've had things that would that basically would take us off this unsustainable spending ant debt trajectory that will end in a debt crisis that will undermine our -- dollar as global reserve, an really turn things upside down, so i believe, the american people will not give this president in my democrat colleagues will come to the table get spending limitations build on that more has to be done but that is starting point. >> when he we are facing crisis after crisis may be looking at recession in months bank crisis we don't know whether that will worsen, congressman the budget committee holding a hearing on fiscal state of the june tie what are you expecting to get out of this? who is going to be speaking tell us about this

bill passed. it is good news at the outset you have the two senators from ohio, senator brown, senator vance and senator fetterman and i from pennsylvania as wella few others introducing a bipartisan bill. that hasn't happened in my memory. for a bill that is as comprehensive as this, speaking to the safety issues, making sure that we're upping substantially the fines that can be imposed to hold companies accountable. but i also should say that norfolk southern right now, bill or no bill, has to remain committed not just over days and weeks or months but years. and they owe the people of ohio and pennsylvania a lot. i haven't heard nearly enough from norfolk southern about actions they are going to take. i've heard a lot of rhetoric. but they need to do a lot more for the people on the ground. >> and this evening we're going to see former president donald trump address the crowd at cpac. it's early. the polls show he's leading the gop field. he just won the straw poll which is unscientific of course but it does indicate he's still very much a dominant presence in the republican party. are you concerned about him becoming president again? >> i'd

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in other news, the energy bill relief support scheme is set to end for businesses today. wellbusinesses , public sector businesses, public sector organisations and voluntary organisations and voluntary organisations such as charities with their rising energy bills over the winter. chancellor jeremy hunt announced in january that a new energy bills discount scheme would replace the eb rs on the 1st of april and run until the 31st of march 2024 as cost of birmingham. now we're joined by liam halligan gb news, economics and business editor, to tell us more . economics and business editor, to tell us more. i'm in victoria square in the centre of birmingham. the shares are getting a bit of a facelift. you can see behind me the wonderful birmingham town hall built in 1834, near classical style. lots of economic news today. gdp has actually increased in the final quarter of last year. and that means that we've avoided recession , which is good news. recession, which is good news. and one of the reasons we've avoided a recession is, because british manufacturing has been doing better

why do you think this bill is so controversial? well yes, the phone agents bill is seen and see it by many to be an existential threat to join tomorrow's c. and the reason is that basically any civil society play station in georgia, and it's because the vast majority of all of them are funded, at least someone will have to register for an agents. and that means, you know, every human rights organization and everybody, corruption organizations, even a lot of asians just helping with providing services and health and education to label themselves as a foreign agents. and you can see that this would also be used to muscle critical voices against the government. so it says that suspension, threats by many children's ok, including, you know, people were in the sector. and alex would have a similar law in russia, has been used to severely limit press freedoms. you talk about that and come down on civil society. is there a worry that russian influences play here? well, i mean that's, that's the big political issue, isn't it? i mean, the reason

would like to thank chairman mccaul for his co-sponsorship and his tremendous leadership on this bill as well as ranking member meeks for their -- both of their strong support and our democratic co-sponsors bill keating as well as kathy manning for their strong support for this and co-sponsorship of this legislation and a very special thanks to mary vehill, jay mis, who is sitting over here to my right on the democrat side, pierre otazi, general council for the china commission of which i'm chairman and doug anderson h who has done a wonderful job throughout all of this, and mary mcdermott new nan, all of whom have worked diligently in a bipartisan way to bring this legislation to the floor. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman is recognized. >> i rise in support of h.r. 1154 and yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. this measure, offered by representative chris smith, the chairman of the foreign affairs subcommittee on global health, global human rights and international o

in september i introduced this bill as well it is a one-page bill, very simple. if they want to use the money to hire a police officer the school can do so. if the school wants to use some of that money to enhance their physical security, the school can do so and it gives flexibility to the schools. i don't know how a democratic senator goes home to your state. i don't how you go home to connecticut or new jersey or michigan or look in the eyes of a superintendent, look in the eyes of a teacher and say no i will not let you spend the money on school security. let me be clear this would have passed. two words uttered by the senator of connecticut, i object. last time he went on a discourse about how this wasn't the full legislative process that we hadn't negotiated with him and goodness that must be comfort to the parents thatha are scared at home thatd we sat there in a negotiation. every year this body passes bil. after bill by unanimous consent. every senator here knows how to do that. it's only and not real because the democrats are objecting because they are

the relative yields look a little bit less attractive, given the fact that you can get 5% in t bills? >> well obviously the risk energy transfer, but when you look at what energy transfer is doing, and then i would still think that spread and that paying, define energy transfer is still too wide. if you look at the free cash flow for energy transfer, it's more than the 10%. what i mean is that not only provides money to pay the dividend yield, but also buy back stock as well. and so we look at -- you can look at the spread the bills, and you can look at the free cash flow yield as a spread to the broader market, and the s&p 500 dividend yield is probably 5 or 6%. the free cash flow yields 5 or 6%. so that spread is too wide from our perspective. >> got you, and could grow over time. rob, good to catch up with you, thanks a lot. >> thanks, mike. >>> all right. up next, nvidia's big ai moment is here. the company holding its annual developer conference. we're breaking down what its latest push might mean versus already roaring stock. is there more room to run? we'll discuss when closing bell co

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in september introduced this bill as well as a one page bill it is very simple and says the schools continuethe money to enhance school safety. if a school wants to use that money to hire a police officer spoke to do so. the school wants to use some of that money to enhance their physical security the school can do so it is giving flexibility to the schools. in september when i attempted to pass this, i asked why would anyone possibly oppose this? i don't know how democratic center is home to your state to new jersey or michigan and look in the eyes of the superintendent of a teacherll and say no, will not let you spend the money on school security. made the democrats in congress know better and you may not spend a dollar this on school security. let me be clear this would've passed in september except for the two magic words uttered from the senatort of connecticut, i object. last time he went on discourse about how this was not the full legislative process we had not negotiated with him and that must be comfort to the parents who are scared at home that we did not sit there in a detailed n

house report that representative cicilline and representative buck as well as the chairs over in the house put out, we passed some billsthe senate judiciary committee, as youou know, passed out the bl on changing theee merger fees tt senator grassley and i had as well as the bill that that senator lee and i had that senator lee led on venues. both bills passed at the end of last year as a part of the year-end budget, and senator lee and i worked together, and i believe those are very important pieces of legislation. for assisting those at the state and federal level that are going after these cases. the senate jewish kish thely committee also -- judiciary committee also reported the bipartisan american innovation and choice online act to the senate floor making it the first tech competition bill voted out of this committee since the dawn of the internet. this isn't just about the money for enforcement or about state efforts, this is't the actually about federal efforts and the need to change the laws to fit the times. a few weeks later the open app markets act, something led by senators blumenthal, blackburn and myself

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. how we need to do parliamentary bills in this as well . l. the sunday telegraph no. and a feminist is giving lessons in schools about andrew tate encouraging boys to hate girls while also seeing that gender isn't binary. so boys and girls don't exist. bruce can you make sense of this? well, i know who andrew tate was . his downfall andrew tate was. his downfall and obvious . he's not being and obvious. he's not being charged with anything . but is he charged with anything. but is he still being held on alleged rape and human trafficking charges? he is still in jail in romania. right. so forth. i understood from boys that he got into i'm going off topic slightly, but it's related. he got into a fight with gretta timberg. yeah and then did a video . he was and then did a video. he was having some pizzas delivered out to prove that his carbon footprint was huge and then tv was watching that saying where he was and then was able to go in a rest stop. yeah. from us. i'm not necessarily thinking he's the most intelligent. i'm person in the world,

of these banks can breathe easier knowing they'll be able to pay their workers and pay their bills. >> well, that was president biden earlier this morning during our 6 o'clock hour. we have that for you live as he was trying to reassure americans that their money is safe after the financial collapse of silicon valley bank here in the bay area. and he says the money will be there when you well, a lot of people need it and want it this morning and an hour from now. >> they're going to get there. and kron four's will tran in santa clara. people are lined up outside the bank. want to take the money has some scary times for some of them will. >> i got to tell you guys, they don't believe it until they get a cashier's check or money transferred to another account. and that's why they were here are our here in the overnight hours. and you can see the line just growing a little bit hour by hour. you can see them. they're all bundled up. some of them have millions of dollars inside the bank and they're hoping once it opens at 9 o'clock this morning. so a little less than one hour from now. they will

congressman jerry kolly and then hours working on this together so this is a very, very bipartisan bill. >> wellyou for keeping an eye on this it certainly has been an unfair playing field for chiern and they're using for nefarious purposes we appreciate you joining thus morning thanks for staying on it. >> thank you for having me. fox weather alert at least 26 people are dead following catastrophic tornadoes. a church in the hard hit town of rolling fork, mississippi, is pushing ahead with sunday's service. the pastor and his daughter will join us now. good for them. ♪ ♪ ever better. it's when disruption hits your supply chain and ryder makes sure you're ever delivering with freight brokerage to transportation management, truckload capacity and dedicated trucks and drivers. the new chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that... ...i need a breakthrough card... like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or

again, congress, does have the power to stop this bill. welling to increase pilot pay to match delta's pilot contract. the pilots would receive a 21% salary increase in the first year and total pay increase of 40% by the fourth year. ceo robert isom saying the deal wowould worth more than $7 billion, calling it a game changer. taking a look at american in the premarket, the stock is up more than a quarter percent this morning. finally, this. axios is reporting former arizona gubernatorial candidate carrie lake is on the short list to be president trumps' running mate. others on the list, sarah huckabee sanders, kristi noem and nikki haley. so again, it's an axios report. long time to go. let the speculation and fun games to begin as to who we're going to see. maria: i can tell you for sure, during the trump administration nikki haley visited trump at the white house to try to get him to take out mike pence and make her the vice president. for sure. cheryl: okay. maria: that happened. now, nikki haley says she's not going to be vice president sh

bill in general. good day to you. well you said correctly that the bill was voted on a year ago and, in principle, the text it was written even before the war, that is, it did not take into account the circumstances that we have now, and it is important to note that now this text can of course be changed because we have completely different circumstances in the military sphere, but we do not yet know what amendments the committee will make and what amendments the deputies will submit , because on the website of the verkhovna rada, the last edition remains from february of last year, that is, there is nothing new officially shown by the society , but we see a lot of news about the fact that there are many amendments that prohibit running for office military personnel who forbid them to express their opinion separately note the gender office that it should be created , that is, there are many such stories about what is not confirmed by official sources from official website, so it will be difficult to see what you will publi

a lot of heroes in those bills as well, isn't there a kiev hows complained, and how to received as well, any patriot missile defense systems, despite being promised them? what do you think is keeping the u. s. from sending them? is it the pressure perhaps from the public knowing that that's going to be further expenditure? that's it. that is going from taxpayers money. i don't think it's financial monitor standing with the patriot missiles is that it takes a while for those to be shipped. and that also there were ukrainian soldiers being trained here, i believe it is at a base in oklahoma and learn how to operate the patriot. and so i don't think it's a matter of finances. i think it's just a logistical matter. an interesting can also just to get your, your thoughts on another point to this which kind of left from the page. a run a month ago klein the inspector general's were just speaking if i reported no wrong doing no misconduct in any of the financial support for ukraine. but now as suddenly, as you said, almost $200.00 complaints filed or at least brought to public attention. why t

. how we need to do parliamentary bills in this as well . he sunday telegraph no. and a feminist is giving lessons in schools about andrew tate encouraging boys to hate girls while also seeing that gender isn't binary. so boys and girls don't exist. bruce can you make sense of this? well, i know who andrew tate was . his downfall andrew tate was. his downfall and obvious . he's not being and obvious. he's not being charged with anything . but is he charged with anything. but is he still being held on alleged rape and human trafficking charges? he is still in jail in romania. right. so forth. i understood from boys that he got into i'm going off topic slightly, but it's related. he got into a fight with gretta timberg. yeah and then did a video . he was and then did a video. he was having some pizzas delivered out to prove that his carbon footprint was huge and then tv was watching that saying where he was and then was able to go in a rest stop. yeah. from us. i'm not necessarily thinking he's the most intelligent. i'm person in the world, but

, they are going to pay victims _ bill, if well, they are going to pay victims of— bill, if welld labour during japan's wartime. this is a controversial decision that angered many— controversial decision that angered many in _ controversial decision that angered many in south korea, but here in japan _ many in south korea, but here in japan it— many in south korea, but here in japan it was— many in south korea, but here in japan it was hailed by the leadership and in the united states president _ leadership and in the united states president biden said it was ground—breaking development. these two countries have a very fraught past. _ two countries have a very fraught past. it— two countries have a very fraught past, it runs deep and it is long—standing, but i think they also realise _ long—standing, but i think they also realise strategically they have common threats, the nuclear programme of north korea, china, is expansion— programme of north korea, china, is expansion and its military ambitions in the _ expansion and its military ambitions in the region. all of these things b

well done. the billas mentioned earlier, that there was not a single tory abstention. there are a couple of meps who spoke out very, very firmly the bill before the vote night, including caroline nokes and chris skidmore. but both chose to abstain. the fly in the ointment really for rishi sunak was theresa may's eviscerating speech on the bill. but that could only be to be expected because the bill is essentially designed to unwind to modern slavery, which she sees her biggest legacy . the problems are biggest legacy. the problems are two problems really going forwards for rishi sunak. one of them is, of course happens in them is, of course happens in the lords. but as chris hope, there obviously , the commons has there obviously, the commons has more legitimacy the eyes of the pubuc more legitimacy the eyes of the public than the lords. so the lords will reluctant to show lords will be reluctant to show too antagonism towards this too much antagonism towards this bill, which proved to be very bill, whic