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host: david st. paul, minnesota. democratic caller. caller: have a question for your guestoday.he eps talking about human rights abuses in china but wa to get her take on the human rights abusegoing on in the u. with people who have not been found guilty of a crime are stuck in our prisons and subject to abuses. and then she also said that people are arrested for no ason in china. did she watcany of the protests in 2020 where people were literally being wrapped up by border patrolgents and police for existing and trying to exercise the first endment right in the u.s.? host: ok, what do you think that comparison? guest:hat is a validriticism of the u.s. government human rights following nations -- rights violations. i am ahina researcher on human rights watch but we alsoave a program document of human rights violations in the u.s. go to our website and we have a a lot of reports covering the criminal justice system in thu.s.. violations with the immigration system. so we do have a department covering human rights violatio in the u.s. it is just that it is not my job for talking a

. >> caller: david paul again. so you, on item 9, the commission briefly discussed making recommend atesings as to funds and/or the process. i believe you can have discussion but not make any formal recommendations tonight. this is only as presentation item and not an action item this can be calendared before the commission on your next regular meeting in may or at a special meeting between now and then if you would like to formally influence the progress. i have asked for more information summarizing the impound account request from various city departments including environment and public works. and possibly also controllers office, city attorney, or public help and i anticipate that information will be available at some point. i appreciate the new information that the controller staff provided tonight and their dill jant follow-up on very complicated stuff here and sub commissions from recology and analysis. around that, i'm concerned about nexus and proportionality of the rates and the use of funds derived from

paul wilkinson: when we read psalms 51, david repented. - amen. rev. ilkson: and he madhis way back to god because we mess up, amen? amen. can i tell you a personal story? can i get a little personal here? because i caused my mother a lot of pain. i caused my mother grief. i've actually seen my mother shed tears and asked me, what is it going to take for you to do right? james bryant: when i got pulled over in 2003, they searched my car. and they found cocaine and marijuana. and that's when they came out with the bad county felony drug court program. and i'm still in it. when i had to go away to go to jail and to rehab, i was at a funeral home where, even though i had my own failures, they still embraced me. and i got another chance. that's why it's my home. that's why it has been literally my life. i wanted to come today because i didn't want to miss mother's day. if i could do it all over again, i would want these in my life. i don't care about rich people having somebody rich or-- i would want them because they gave me what money couldn't buy. and th

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paul's brother, david whelan joins us now. so, david, thank you for coming on your show. first off. what is your reaction when you heard another american was detained in russia for spine? well my heart sank. and as i've been watching the news roll out this morning, it sounds just eerily parallel to what happened to paul. he was arrested by the security services announced it on their website he has given an fsb lawyer so his his own lawyers and able to represent him. he's put into the ford ova, so he's been brought back to moscow from you, catherine byrne. i mean, it's just it's just so much like what we experienced with paul, help our viewers understand? given that context what this newly detained reporter might be going through , based on what you know from paul and his experiences. well i guess. fortunately from mr gerst avicii speaks russian. paul wasn't able to speak russian, but it's still a matter of navigating little affordable detention facility and you know, learning how to access. uh you're the people that you need to get access to. which may be your lawyer. in this case,

legend paul mccartney is also an author many drawings or photographs among them , for example, a portrait of davidare exhibited in american and european galleries, but perhaps the most creative personality of anthony hopkins he is a self-taught artist should not be. no techniques use any paint tools depict everything that is on his mind according to the actors of his work childish and naive, because he himself is still a child at heart. i used to take myself seriously, but finally i stopped and i feel great. says the 85-year-old hopkins is like this today show business news with you was marina kazantseva see you. i love to return to our house, because the house and you are where you are, princess? nuri is good where you are? well, health, where did he take the shot? nobody move. we have order here not by you, it’s established for you and i don’t understand what you are talking about. i didn’t defend my life in order to come here now and ruin it. on all four sides, the host is the prime minister. at 20:00 the office would also be nice. avito well, a very large selection of vacancies. what a slave 3

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joining me now is david whelan, the brother of american paul whelan, who was currently detained in russia. david thank you so much for joining us. i really long for the day when we get to join each other on better news in your brother being home that having been said your fight continues, and i wonder what went through your mind when you heard of yet another american. who was effectively kidnapped in russia. i was terribly disappointing. just immediately imagine what he must be going through being put into the ford of a what his family is going through, experiencing the same thing that we did four years ago and really a little bit of disappointment that the us government still isn't an imposition where they can successfully deter the kremlin from arresting americans and charging them with espionage. you mentioned your brother is in lefortovo a as well. and that is a notorious prison. just give our viewers again a sense of what life has been like for him and how he's doing right now. he was in the cordova for about 18 months. it's a it's a and awful existence. i've heard that the pretrial

paul pelosi's alleged attacker, david depape appearing in a federal courtroom. inside the courtroom and breaking developments as soon as we get them. >> sandra: also, ron desantis dipping his toes a little bit deeper into the presidential pool. hear what he said to piers morgan, has people buzzing about a potential 2024 run. >> john: president biden accused of lying about his son hunter's chinese business ventures. now the congressman investigating the family has issued an ultimatum for biden to come clean. katie pavlich will react to both of those stories next. >> it's rich the president stood there and lied to the american people. also rich the mainstream media has not called him out on it. i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is the eligibility for a va loan, for up to 100% of your home's value. if you need cash for you family, call newday usa. with automatic authority from the va, we can say yes when banks say no.

this wall street journal reporter evan herskovits, but we are going to speak to the brother of paul whelan, davidwhelan and ask him what he thinks about that. what does he think about the state department and what has been saying about this? what is his reaction to the fact that there is another american that has been detained in russia on espionage charges. as you know, paul whelan has maintained his innocence. he has said he was framed by russian intelligence. his family has been trying over many years to try to get him out of russia, unsuccessfully, and so we're going to ask him about whether he thinks this might complicate their efforts to release their brother and also give us a window into what this reporter evan gershwin, which might be experiencing in a russian prison. of course we know the family, david whelan has been speaking to his brother from time to time while he's been behind bars in russia, so we're going to talk to him about what heaven might be experiencing, and his thoughts on this whole matter. it is believed that evan koskovich is going to be held at lefortovo prison that no

paul pelosi, suffered serious injuries. she was not home at the time. investigators say the suspect, david depape, used a hammer to strike paul pelosi in the head. >>> it is 6:06. we have a follow up in san francisco where the police department is set to receive what some believe is critical new funding. supervisors yesterday approved an additional $25 million to cover police overtime pay. mayor london breed argued it was absolutely necessary to keep more officers on the streets. supervisors also approved the lifting of a hiring freeze, allowing for the deployment of police, ambassadors and more police academy classes. the mayor calls it the start of a long-term plan to address the city's spike in crime and the explosion of open-air drug markets. super viruses also moved forward with reparations plans for african americans that includes $50 million in seed money. the board is weighing dozens of ideas provided earlier by an outside committee. they include a $5 million payment to each eligible black adult. the final committee report is due in june. >>> 6:07 right now. in a matter of hours we

to the next question on the screen , a fragment of the statue of michelangelo and what does paul hold david's's what he became famous for. dear teacher, do you know the answer to the question were different versions of the discus thrower spear, then there was a special towel version. yes with nodes happened killed killed. and how was killed with the help of this device the device that he holds on his shoulder, if such a piece of cloth, in which is laid, for example, a stone can be swung and this stone is somewhere. eh, what's it called? this is a device for throwing stones. who knows? dear teacher, do you know the answer to the question, yes, this device for throwing stones is called, according to the bible. david fought a colossal goliath or an unarmed earthling. david knocked down the enemy with the help of acne, then beheaded him with his own sword. correct answer to this question. farewell, let's move on to the seventh question. define the country by description. in this island country. no the usual change of seasons. it is always hot here and there is a lot of precipitation throughout th

and the state saying that if they hadn't found that video on paul's phone, they don't know that he'd ever admitted to being there, david. >> eva pilgrim with us on the guilty verdict. alex murdaugh found guilty of murdering his wife and son. eva, thank you for your coverage. >>> also at this hour, we're following a tornado watch across several states right now. these storms from texas up to the northeast. rob marciano in little rock, arkansas, where they are bracing tonight. rob? >> so, let's bring in eva and eva, this is now of course in the hands of the jury, as you reported there, and with that >> reporter: hi, david. another rough night ahead for much of the midsouth and much of texas. two waves coming to a lot of these areas. that tornado watch you mentioned includes waco, it includes dallas, and it will probably be expanded off to the east. there's the radar, boy, those strms look angry. tornado potential tonight from dallas all the way through little rock into memphis during the overnight. and across the mississippi, we're talking about big winds tomorrow, but more population density. so, the ohio and tennessee

david --, business correspondent for npr, and veterans advocate paul reich.he independent americans podcast. you know what restarting with. we're starting with the biggest story of the week, obviously. the voting systems versus fox news. private text messages and emails reveal that executives and stars of the network we're saying one thing between one another, and an entirely different thing on television, lying over, and over, and over. i want to start with this, what do you make of this story? >> who is surprised? this is who they are. they tell you who they, are you should believe it and they've been this for years. i don't know who is surprised by this. it's like being surprised when putin does something nasty. this is who they are. this is what they've, done this is what they've done to our country, this is what they've done to brainwash and propagandized people for years. this is deeper in the hood. >> isn't this case? , reverend it was a time when used pretty regularly go on fox news. is this but they always wear? >> i beg that this is who they always

initially in this case you heard the testimony from one of the friends of paul that and you heard it also on the august 11th interview with davideard alex in the background when i was talking to paul about the dog. and, you know, that was easy for alex to deny because, again, witness, you can say, well, they don't remember and they equivocate and he was like, well, he's wrong. i would be surprised if that was happening and i don't think he liked that but he wasn't as concerned. when the kennel video came out, it became, you know, impossible. >> one of the things i thought was so effective that you pointed out was he said, okay, i lied then and it was because of paranoia because of the drugs i was taking. he had also testified on the stand that he was sober, i think, for some several hundred days and, you know, rightly proud of that and yet as you pointed out he continued to lie while sober all those hundreds of days. i mean, it was -- yeah, which i just thought was very, very damning. the idea it was a drug-fueled paranoia that he did eventually wake up from and still continued to lie about it. >> well, if you recall in the cro

>> we lost david rudolph, so let me go to you, paul butler. me tell you what michael peterson said yesterday. he said they cannot rely on what they have seen or heard. they can feel it for themselves. so tell me how important you think this could be seeing that space. >> you know, i think it will be very helpful in the sense that a trial is a search for truth, and to that extent the more evidence, the more information the jury has the better. some people are, as we heard visual learners, and so seeing this small space will help them understand one of the theories that the defense floated was that two people killed mr. murdaugh's wife and son, so the jurors will be able to look at the space, figure out whether that's possible, but chris, the danger of this move for the defense is that the jurors also see this lavish 1,700 acre estates. it's just one of the properties that mr. murdaugh own. that may counter the impression that mr. murdaugh tried to create. he testified in this kind of folksy down home way he was just a regular guy just like them

paul pelosi. >> in pelosi's home with a hammer and october is set to be in court. here is video of the police when they showed up and what happened. there's davidy as the hammer takes it away and hit paul pelosi over the head. he is now facing charges, attempted murder, false imprisonment of an elder and threats to a public official and their family. he has pleaded not guilty to the federal kidnapping and assault charges. >> well, on national news, we have former president donald trump spending in florida awaiting the possibility of criminal charges for hush money scandal over the weekend, the 2024 presidential front runner claim that he would be arrested. he thought on tuesday that was yesterday called for supporters to be ready to protest. if that happened. and while there was no arrest, a bomb threat did halt proceedings for a manhattan court and that delayed the start of a hearing for a separate case involving a lawsuit that accuses trump and his company of fraud. new york officials say that they are monitoring for online threats. the nypd has already dropped off portable metal barricades to safeguard the streets and sidewalks around the co

thank you so much. >> ainsley: thank you, david. >> thanks for having me. >> steve: you bet. our pleasure. thanks for telling paul's the top of the hour. florida governor ron desantis says his gove state will not cooperate in the extradition. soros backed alvin bragg questionable circumstances that's next for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy.

david is that kennel video? it was minutes before the murders happened and that video destroyed his alibi. you can hear alec murdoch's voice on it. paul had recorded it on his phone. he was going to send that video to his friend to show his friend his hurt dog and find out what to do with that dog, and the state says that alec didn't know that video existed then we saw that dramatic moment where alex murdock himself took the stand and admitted it was indeed him in that video. he said that while he was there for that video. he wasn't there at the time of the murders, but that clearly putting questions into place about his timeline and if he was there when the murders happened david pilgrim as we look at this screen right here alex murdoch found guilty count one murdering his wife count to the murdering. sudden paul account three guilty position of a weapon and count for also possession of a weapon and as eva pilgrim rightly points out. perhaps the most -- piece of evidence in this case was the video of alec murdoch himself at the scene of that murder just moments before you could actually hear his family members in the video as well an

paul goldsmith in the first. goldsmith later home, homered off sean manaea in the six bottom of the sixth. david vr, driving it deep the opposite way . that's a former a kendall graveman solo home run. five giants pitchers hold team team usa to four hits giants beat the united states 5 to 1 team usa opens against great britain on saturday for real 12 men's tournament kicked off tonight in las vegas, and stanford is indeed moving on. jared has and the cardinal led by seven at the half. stafford wearing black second half check out this sequence. max morel comes up with the swat that ignites the action going the other way, michael jones going to finish with the three has fired up the cardinal up by 12 and then late in the second half. spencer jones finds harrison ingram going backdoor nice dunk the foul three point play after ingram hit the free throw, cardinal wins 73 62. they will play eighth ranked arizona tomorrow. stanford by the way, beat the wildcats in their only meeting this season and still in las vegas at the pac 12 tournament, never a shortage of entertainment. in vegas. the hat thrower

murdaugh needed to kill his son paul and his wife maggie in order to cover up his financial crimes. . , ., ~ order to cover up his financial crimes. . , ., ,, crimes. davidnk you so much for the _ crimes. david willis, thank you so much for the update - crimes. david willis, thank you so much for the update and, i crimes. david willis, thank you i so much for the update and, of course, a lot more on our website to go to bbc .com/ news or you can also go to our up and there is a live page about this court case is well. —— our app. now to india, where a meeting of g20 foreign ministers has ended without a finaljoint statement, due to bitter divisions over russia's war against ukraine. it's the first time the us and russian foreign ministers met in public since the invasion, but their exchange has been tense. the us secretary of state antony blinken said the talks were marred by moscow's "unprovoked and unjustified" war. were china to engage in material, lethal, support for russia's aggression, or were to engage in the systematic evasion of sanctions to help russia, that would be a serious problem for our countries. i made clear that there would be conseque

the man accused of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer back in october is set to return to court. david de pap has been charged with attempted murder, false imprisonment of an elder and making threats to a public official and their family. he's already pleaded not guilty to the federal kidnapping and assault charges. new at noon concord, police arrested one person and are searching for a second suspect in connection with tuesday's deadly shooting at a strip mall. it happened around 10:00am that's a lot away and brought more avenue. police say 2 people were shot. one of the victims died at the scene. the other was rushed to a hospital. police say 19 year-old hayley had cell is now in custody for the shooting. they are still searching for 20 year-old sealed on the they say he knows he is wanted and may be hiding in oakland. anyone with information is asked to contact oakland police. now to developing news. the san jose fire chief issued an apology tuesday after a strip club scandal. it all started in october when someone reported a young woman wearing only a bikini and high heels stepping

paul volcker raised short-term rates to 14%. then you had all kinds of thrifts fail for this reason. jon: helpful context, chris, thank you for your time of oppenheimer, and davide a break, the other big stories is on the jobs front. market reacting to the latest deployment picture of the united states. we have jobs number in canada, earlier today we spoke with u.s. labor secretary marty washer talked about silicon valley bank, as well as labor data. >> a lot of concerned if in areas. hopefully we can can can you to move forward, secretary yellen is up at capitol hill testifying, there is lots of concerns about what the future of the stock market is. i know that, when it comes to jobs we have a good jobs report. good signs all around. ♪ go. go brain. no, not that one. go this one. go optimizing data. go efficiency. go results. emerson's plantweb digital ecosystem is the brain for smarter, safer and more sustainable performance. go plant go. go boldly. emerson. kriti: this is "bloomberg markets," i am kriti gupta alongside jon. outside the svb collapse, jobs top of mind for the investors. know better to ask about it then bloomberg news economics and policy corre

paul, too. and they paid for it with their lives. don't let him fool you, too. >> reporter: and the defense begins its closing arguments tomorrow morning. david? >> eva pilgrim at the courtroom again tonight. eva, thank you. >>> now to the war in ukraine. and tonight, the images coming in now. ukraine releasing video claiming to show russian tanks being destroyed in a cloud of smoke in the east. james longman in ukraine tonight. >> reporter: tonight, russia's desperate attempts to conquer the east met with fierce resistance. here, russian tanks cross ukraine's frozen landscape, and then obliterated in a huge cloud of smoke. heavy losses on both sides in the battle for bakhmut. more than 70,000 lived here before the war. now, there's almost nothing left. this as belarus president lukashenko, putin's closest ally, met with president xi in beijing. there are growing fears that china may seek to arm russia. the two men touted china's 12-point plan for peace, a proposal which doesn't say russian troops should leave ukraine. putin is preparing to host xi in moscow this spring. today, secretary blinken saying there is "zero evidence" that putin was r

daniels were david dennison and peggy peterson so kinds of sounds like somebody was trying to hide something. if speaker mccarthy was being sly in his defense of the former president senator rand paul was not. he went full bore at his attack over the manhattan district attorney tweeting, quote, a trump indictment would be a disgusting abuse of power. the d.a. should be put in jail. jail, really? he must have some serious evidence to say something like that. right? wrong. here's was his response, i think we'll stick with just what we tweeted out if you want to report that. no evidence. alabama senator tommy tuberville weighed in too on alvin bragg. >> i think he should be accountable what he's doing. nobody's ever done this. this is unprecedented going after a former president of the united states that is running for president. >> what if he broke the law. >> if you break the law, you got to pay the price, but, i mean, i haven't looked into it enough. >> got it. this is unprecedented, but i haven't looked into it enough. that about sums it up. hammer the talking point, fact be damned or distant. we don't know what's coming down the pipeline or even if anything is coming down the pip

david, it's quite common for celebrity people as famous as paul o'grady to use that charity connectionsapping exercise. the heart isn't really in it, but it looks good for them. he was the polar opposite of that , wasn't he? and of that, wasn't he? and i imagine he was. it must have been a joy to work with. he was completely the polar opposite, and you could that from the and you could tell that from the way that he these way that he did these tv programmes. him programmes. it wasn't just him going through motions. he going through the motions. he actually did love actually really did love those animals and you joked at the beginning that they had to sometimes lock up the dogs at battersea because he would go round and go, i might take one of home. so that you can't of those home. so that you can't put that infectious in fuse. he has some for animals on it showed completely through his character it was something there that was natural. and i think that was natural. and i think that that infectious enthusiasm spread to the viewers and to the public. and that's the reason why the tv progr

pitched three scoreless innings struck out paul goldschmidt, although goldsman did later homer off sean money in the sixth. bottom of the sixth giants up 31 davideep, the opposite way of former a kendall graveman that is a solo home run. five giants pitchers hold team usa to four hits. giants beat the united states 5 to 1 team usa opens against great britain for real. on saturday. the men's zip way. and it's 4 to 1. pac 12 tournament. did kick off tonight in las vegas, stanford. is going to be moving on. we may have pictures. we may not. there it is. jared has his leads the cardinal into battle tonight in las vegas. stafford up by seven at the half that seven ft. parisian maxim reynaud with the mist, but brandon angel is there for the putback. 16 points, 12 rebounds and then check out this sequence. max merle comes up with the big swat that ignites action going the other way. michael jones, finishing with the three pointer, cardinal up 45 to 33. past is fired up late second half, spencer jones finds harrison ingram on the back door cut duncan foul. that's a three point play after the free throw , cardinal win 73 62. they will play eighth ranked

david: governor desantis went to california and the reagan library. the last few winters of the cpac straw poll was ted cruz, ron pault has not been a particularly good indicator of who our nominee is going to be. 80 president trump will ultimately be the nominee, but we have a long way to go. doug: i was wearing my 2012 iowa straw poll t-shirt, a lot of people forget who won in 2012, it was michele bachmann, whose campaign did not do well. she disregard straw polls good they are not even cotton candy level of nutritional value for politics. amna: you mentioned governors having trouble going outside their states. will ron desantis have tha problem? david: it doesn't look like it come he's well into the mid-20's to 30's depending on which poll you see. he clearly is getting -- his donor base is not just from florida, he's raising money across the country. he has gone the ability to get some oxygen and attention and that's where he is in the polls right now. amna: he's running on this anti-woke agenda. when you look at governor hogan, who said i'm not going to run in this field, he was firmly a reagan republican. even

david: probably why yesterday on jgb's was the strongest in about 10 years. we can talk about that next time. paulackson there. this one is a sticky place right now. deputy governor -- officials talking about various things as far as the economy is concerned these are live pictures out of beijing on the weekend. property transaction activity has improved although, the key point in the last five minutes or so is that demand, insufficient demand, is still the main problem in the chinese economy. yvonne: they are talking about the housing market. rishaad: the price rise will be mostly mild this year. vitality increasing in housing trends. let's find out what is likely to happen over the weekend. david: i think we need to talk through some of these things. he is hitting on all the subjects, whether it is the two deputy governors, and also deputy governor leo. and egon. he started the press conference talking about the currency and the need to keep it stable and also the platform economy. they will continue to give support and supervision to the platform economy. it looks as well that egon was saying t

police superintendent david brown resign shortly after and while many are celebrating, it may be too soon. let's take a looked a two men who can take over. on one hand you have pauled to be head of the chicago public schools, he was the top vote earn in tuesday race and he's running on a law and order platform promising to hire hundreds of cop. but on the other hand you've got cook county commissioner brandon johnson he's back by the teachers union and tax the rich even though business is leaving and school is a felon and refer to defunctioned police as his political goal. even though scrim out of control. pundants predict a runoff and someone further to left than lightfoot will take control and republican would have a hard time winning in chicago but gop is constantly condemning the fall of our country once great city. so why did anyone decide to run in the race? my vote for chicago is find a leader who can right ship and cares about residents in the city and my hope is failure would be first in line of come to come to knows and progressive leaders more concerned with equity than safety who's next? i think la toya new orleans should be afraid under her watch the

paul isaac. what happened to ringo. speak to for invasion of privacy. hunter is suing him for invasion of privacy. hunter who has been seen nude by more people than the statue of david. honestly, in the last year i have seen this guy's genitals more times than his primary care physician of the and i would get that checked out. he's invaded my privacy, the privacy of my own nightmares. mr. mac isaac claimed hunter dropped off a laptop for repair in 2019 and never came back. mac isaac has an invoice with hunter's signature, although those pages are stuck together. but for once, hunter signed on a line instead of snorting it. the laptop contained not only salacious photos and videos converting with hookers and crack, biden family's massive international corruption, specifically the family received over a million bucks from accounts linked to hunter's chinese business associates. and finally, even cnn admits on a certain level just as a layperson, you hear this and it doesn't sound good. >> on a certain level, just as a layperson you hear this, it doesn't sound good. john robinson walker, he gets $3 million and proceeds to wire it out to a bunch of people named biden. o

david. it is boris. that should take responsibility for. it is boris. that should take responsibility for . the hotels responsibility for. the hotels fiasco. pauls to try and stop people making this crossing in the first place. and i think we all agree on that. but the key and the difficulty that everyone experiencing is how on earth you do that. and that is the thing. i don't think anyone's really got the answer for ben. well, there is an answer. it's a very answer. it requires political will. and i don't think the government has the courage to do, which is police our do, which is to police our borders. that mean. well, borders. does that mean. well, that have border force, that means have border force, which are trained not not this border because this border force, because this border force, because this border doesn't believe border force doesn't believe in being you being a border force. you recruit believe in recruit people who believe in the that they're given, the mandate that they're given, which protect the entry which is to protect the entry points our territory , our points into our territory, our waters, to push back these waters,

illegally detained american paul wheelan, russian officials were telling the white house no way because of his espionage charges. that's what makes me really worried. for evan's case, david let me ask you about some of the language. dmitry priske off the way the kremlin spokesperson used today and describing this arrest, he said that even gives covic was caught red handed. the fsb said that they were collecting information constituting a state secret about one of the enterprises of the russian military industrial complex. clearly they had statements ready to go as soon as this was known that he had been apprehended. i can't imagine that this would have been signed off on or approved even the language itself without vladimir putin, giving the go ahead. hard to know whether or not putin himself was directly involved, and we may never know that. but the language is worrisome. and did you notice that in the us references they never talked about the charges? they never mentioned as being nausea because they're trying to keep this from hardening into a an espionage charge of formal one, just as kim described for the reasons that came described, so instead, they're saying we ju

david! connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goals. okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management. paul on tuesday with exports likely to have dropped my percent. -- 2%. let's bring in michelle lam, from societe generale. we are expecting to see a contraction in exports. what is your outlook considering that the china reopening trade is behind us. there is still this backdrop of tension between the u.s. and china. michelle: our growth forecast for the chinese economy is 5.8%. of course, there is still a lot of uncertainty such as the trade outlook. we expect the trade data to be disappointing, with notable contraction, especially considering that there is probably still some disruptions playing out in january due to the cmi factors. all in all, the bullish outlook should be pretty much in place with china given the reopening. especially, there are still some savings for the households to utilize if we see a stabilization in the property sector. paul: that growth target of 5%, pretty much received as being on the timid side. is this a case of under promising and over delivering later in

paul into this because i j doug and paul into this because i think, paul, when you write headlines about this and you hear sir davidnot in the long term there will be elected and they look at the short—term horizons and what has happened releasing evidently in the last year orso releasing evidently in the last year or so is that the us�*s inflation reduction act for the first time showed genuine global leadership by the us on climate change. they are honestly the biggest capitalist economy and they are showing that in a capitalist economy you can actually try and affect change through economic levers. nothing is quite clever the wayjoe biden has pitched this in terms ofjobs, which again are short—term and long—term. and the uk is in danger of being left behind, being squeezed by the eu and the us in the global green tech arms race and i think there's a real suspicion here today in britain that actually we did not rise to that actually we did not rise to that moment. some of the things were good, the green groups really like the stuff on electric vehicles and some of the stuff on shifting to or away from oil to gas

david dennison and peggy peterson. so it kind of sounds like somebody was trying to hide something. and if speaker mccarthy was being a little sly in his defense of the former president, senator rand paul was not. he went full borat, his attack of the manhattan district attorney, alvin bragg, tweeting quote. trump indictment would be a disgusting abuse of power. the d a should be put in jail jail. really he must have some serious evidence or something to say something like that, right? wrong cnn asked him about that tweet today. here was his response. quote i think we'll stick with just what we tweeted out if you want to report that no evidence alabama senator tommy tuberville wade into on manhattan, d a. alvin bragg. thank you should be accountable what he's doing. i mean, nobody's ever done this. this is unprecedented going after a former president of united states that uh, is running for president? what if he broke the law? broke the law. you gotta you gotta pay the price. ah, but i mean, i haven't looked into it enough. got it. this is unprecedented, but i haven't looked into it enough. that about sums it up. hammer the talking points fact be, or at least distant. look we don't kno

david i honestly think i've actually got a lot of family in northern ireland and they want to move on. you leave a political vacuum in northern ireland and there are militias that mean that. paul shot the other day, a it needs to be settled down and we need to move on.andi settled down and we need to move on. and i actually think rishi sunak has done quite statesmanlike thing in doing that and i actually think he's doing keir starmer a very big favour because if he comes to power , this is one more thing power, this is one more thing that he doesn't have to do. well, what the dup say they're not going to join the power sharing agreement. so this isn't oven sharing agreement. so this isn't over, it ? i honestly think over, is it? i honestly think i think the politics of northern ireland and why a lot of my family are unionist. okay. and they're completely disagree with they're completely disagree with the day you pay there isn't really any body for them to vote for. actually, in northern ireland, i think i think the fact that we just need to smooth things and look to the future, can we please look, what is this country going to do for the next 30 years? what are we going to pro

to say that david cameron vehemently denies that a thing on with a pig so that a thing on with a pig so that we go through that record and that's important to that across to the nation. paul think this is yes, so do you think this is maybe bad thing , though, in maybe a bad thing, though, in the round for journalism maybe a bad thing, though, in the round forjournalism because people. i was going to say people. well, i was going to say don't trust as they are to don't trust as they are going to be anyway. if anyone wants be anyway. but if anyone wants to have autobiography to go and have an autobiography written or tell a source something is supposed to be done on of confidentiality on the basis of confidentiality and i mean, on the basis of confidentiality and is i mean, on the basis of confidentiality and is oakeshott i mean, on the basis of confidentiality and is oakeshott actuallynean, on the basis of confidentiality and is oakeshott actually broken how is oakeshott actually broken one of the key tenets of journalism ? she has and again journalism? she has and again she does have form for this. again it hasn't come as a shock to any us. i was briefly back in day isabe

paul haven't in your little emergency stop there at the windmill . i emergency stop there at the windmill. i just want to say a big thank you to david and gillian.in. they were already closed the restaurant, but they reopened it for . us, sir. restaurant, but they reopened it for. us, sir. nice meal, nice breakfast. and then it's after it. so yeah, it's good in times like this community stick together that night . yeah, they. together that night. yeah, they. they that's the night . they do. that's the night. that's a nice part of all this sort thing you do get sort of thing you do get a community sticking together. thanks very indeed. thanks both very much indeed. and those and if you're in one of those areas you've got elderly areas and you've got elderly relatives or elderly neighbours or what have you or people who are a bit more vulnerable or anyone you might anyone who's disabled, you might need pop round just need a helping pop round just check. everyone's alright. yeah. oh it's lovely isn't it. i mean even each with the even just helping each with the cars pushing the cars and pushing them up the hill as paul says hill. i mean it is as pa