james: donald trump says he wants the killing to stop. ukrainians know the cost of russia's invasion. even when it ends, they will be paying the priceations. james waterhouse, bbc news, southeastern ukraine. geeta: well, we are going to the u.s. in a few minutes because we are just waiting to get a tape replay of the u.s. president who has been signing more executive orders. we are waiting for those pictures to come through and we will bring you those as soon as we get them. this is bbc news around the . world and across the u.k. ♪ geeta: this is bbc news. we can take you to the u.s. because we have had a tape feed from donald trump signing executive orders, making further announcements. let's listen to what has been said. pres. trump: i have not heard about it. >> were you aware of what secretary hegseth was going to say at his speech at nato? pres. trump: generally speaking, yes. i was. i will speak to roger, pete. >> for all forms of energy? pres. trump: all forms of energy. >> the pipeline you mention, is that the constitution pipeline in new york? pres. trump: that's what it is. they have been trying to get it for 20 years. wha

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price of groceries. >> your friend, your. >> friend. james carville, focused on. >> your old friend james carville, talked about what he thinks the reaction of democrats should be. he says, what i think they should do is what we call in rural america play possum. just let it go. don't get in the way of it. or, as we like to say, don't just stand there, do nothing. so sort of let trump cook for now until maybe he goes too far. what do you think of that? >> um, you know, uh, i don't dismiss what james has to say. i don't agree with him on this. one second example. let's take government reform where i think democrats should be on the price of not just defending government. here's an example. in 2023, they aggregated all the inspector general reports. they added up to $93 billion in savings. i would file a case today. it's very clear by the law that the president broke the law. you have to have 30 day notice for all the inspector generals who are the police on the beat against waste, fraud and abuse. doge has basically found maybe a couple billio

james. up next here on the kron 4 morning news. gas pricesg. >> we're looking into >> 9.29 right now and we're seeing sunshine, which is nice for a day. we are. yeah, we've got john with a look at the forecast and the chance of maybe a sprinkle some point this genevieve, tomorrow sprinkle aside from that, it is nothing about the sunshine really for so many of us. >> hopefully you'll be able to get out there, enjoy some more of it like you baby did yesterday when you had the day off, at least some of us anyways looking outside at the embarcadero. nice clear skies overhead. definitely a busy one at the embarcadero as it should be on a sunny and mild morning. we are going to be seeing increasingly mild temperatures into the afternoon as that sunshine is going to pair well with some really calm conditions. fog cast actually shows you what's going to happen overnight tonight, especially towards the evening tonight will be seeing some cloud cover rolling overhead. that's a precursor to those morning. sprinkles tomorrow that aren't going to be much.

but the products are already priced, so competitively, it may not make a huge difference. they james counter measures include a 15 percent tariff on us cole and liquefied natural gas and a 10 percent tax on farm equipment and crude oil. those take effect from february 10th. observe is say the timing indicates that the gene wants to have a dialogue. the government here has reiterated that negotiation is the way forward, knows more terrace. jessica washington out to 0 aging. the writings calling for the reopening of gomez airport in eastern democratic republic of congo. it says it's vital to a lot of desperately needed medical entry, monetary and assistance into the country. i wanted to back to m 23 levels, and i lied groups to control of the city of the days of intense buckles with the soldiers. last week, they declared a unilateral cease fire starting on tuesday for humanitarian reasons. the writing says 900 bodies have been recovered, but the government estimates the desktop is closer to 2000. a just trying to is grappling was more than a week of widespread flooding in the northern

with prices starting under $15. >> george: james longman live at the vatican with the latest on popethe plane crash in toronto. a delta jet carrying 80 people ended up upside down on the runway after landing. let's go back to our transportation correspondent gio benitez on the scene in toronto. good morning. >> reporter: hey, robin, good morning. it was just weeks ago that we were talking about one of the deadliest crashes in decades. now we are talking about a miraculous survival story right here on the tarmac in toronto. >> everything, drop it. >> reporter: this morning new video showing the chaotic moments after delta flight 4819 flipped over on the runway at toronto pearson international airport. passenger john nelson telling "gma" about the moment of impact. >> everybody was quiet for a moment or two and then everybody was trying to, like, scramble to make sense of what just had happened. so we released the seat belt. that kind of fell to the floor, which is now the ceiling. and helped the lady next to me get out of her seat belt. then you heard the flight attendants yelling, op

james, back to you. thanks, frank. >> well, as spring approaches we're getting a lot of warnings about gas prices on the rise.16, a gallon. which sounds fantastic. of course, here in california, it's higher. our state averages 4.79 and that jumped $0.27 from last week. >> i used to give the reasons because >> it's the same. all those a lot a lot. but again, the reason yeah. >> okay. seasonal maintenance. they said always refinery outage for the caldor. what about the special blend? james? you have a lot the summertime. enjoy that. >> but they're pointing out the national prize at the ev stations are charging station. >> is $0.34 per kilowatt hour. that's been holding steady. yeah. that might influence more and more people to think maybe going electric that price doesn't seem to be skyrocketing like although electric prices we have seen going up and in ppg is doing something in santa clara county announcing plans to address address the concerns about james. yeah. and sent in san jose and they say they're working to serve about 5.5 gigawatts of new data yet in a surge in in the need yeah, so they're trying to b

and samuel james reeder, who wrote about kept a journal and wrote about his time during price's raid, talks about seeing the confederate cavalry rise up in the as they're coming towards them. a line broke into a truck, then a gallop and a wild yell arose that. i didn't know what this long i have timed it better so that was a recording that was taken in about 1920 with some confederates that were reenacting the rebel yell. so that's what what the second kansas state militia heard as the horses were galloping towards them. and this is a samuel james reader or a drawing of himself running away as they are overwhelmed by the confederate cavalry. so our reader is captured and but he escaped several days later. but his his is an interesting account of what happened during the fight at motley farm. which brings us to another fight happened on october 22nd in independence pleasanton is finally caught up in arrived on the he crosses a little blue river in the afternoon onto saturday, october 22nd and runs his advance runs into the confederate under the command of major chet of brigadier genera

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james from bnp paribas out writing "we could be looking at a total tariff cost of about $46 billion in we get to an average price2900 per vehicle." james joins us for more. let's go with a $2900 number. how much of that will be passed on to the consumer. just assume for the purpose of these chat that the tariffs will stick. james: 40% of that will be supply chain costs. the few suppliers that have reported their earnings have discussed the topic of tariffs and have said they need to pass that on to their customer, the automaker. of course the automaker is left with this decision -- they will have to try to pass on whatever costs they incur. the interesting thing is a $2900 price increase, you add on the 10% tariff levy against china auto parts, that is another $100 per vehicle. you get to this $3000. the only reason the industry grew there u.s. sales in 2024 was because oem started to price discount, they started to discount their pricing through incentive spending. think now for 2025 we are conceiving price increases, there is almost no weight the industry would be able to sustain growth. lisa: gm has been hit

james, back to you. thank you. reyna for your money this morning. used car prices are trending higher.hey're called tree owned. it is gen z plans spend the most on valentine's day. jane king is live at nasdaq and the new york stock exchange with those stories. >> hi, good morning. so get a chance. he leads the pack when it comes to valentine's day spending budgeting. fred. and $35 for the holiday with one in 10 admitting they're over spending. that's going to a coupon follow men are twice as likely to feel financial pressure surrounding valentine's day and women expect their partners to spend 25% more. then they are spending what us sales for sheen continue have plummeted. since the trump administration announced harsher trade policies aimed at china and analysis of debit and credit card data shows the sheens u.s. sales fell as much as 41% and 10 dropped. 32% well use corridor. preowned car prices jumped the most last month since may of 2023. thinking is they could go even higher as inventory shrinks, vehicle prices have been rising month over month since september, but the month yeste

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gas prices have soared more than $0.50 in the last month across the bay area. and thanks for waking up with us. i'm darya and on james a check of weather and traffic before we get to the sun is right? we'll get plenty of sunshine today. john. >> yeah, as the sun is going to be a best friend today as we're heading back to work. >>

james. what stood. >> out here is. >> the. >> growth from pricing from. >> volumes and. >> across the board >> time where. >> other consumer staple. >> companies especially. >> are just not seeing that. >> so what's. >> working for you right now? >> look, i think we've. >> been building momentum over. >> a good number of years. >> and you're seeing that come through in the. >> fourth quarter and for the full year of 2024. >> and it's across the line. it's. >> the right. >> level of marketing, the right level of. >> innovation, execution commercially. >> with. >> our partners. >> putting the. >> right packs and prices and commercial execution out there. so it's not a silver bullet. it's the sum of lots of hard. work across a lot of levers. >> and it's turning into good momentum in. >> the. >> fourth quarter. >> and for the full year in 2024. >> yeah. >> talk about what you. >> see coming down the pike, especially. >> in the us market where. >> there has been a little bit. >> more concern lately. mcdonald's, for. >> instance. >> weaker us. >> numbers. i. >> guess they are. >> more more. >> ex

james? >> reporter: nancy, good evening to you. president trump delivering on a key campaign threat, imposing punishing tariffs on canada, china, and mexico. a move that economists warn will raise prices americans. president trump throwing the first punch in a fight with america's largest trading partners. imports from canada and mexico will be hit with a tariff of 25%. imports from china 10%. the president says the tariffs are a reaction to illegal migration, illicit fentanyl, and trade deficits. >> number one is the people that are pouring into our country so horribly and so much. number two are the drugs, fentanyl and everything else. >> reporter: government data shows over 21,000 pounds of illicit fentanyl was seized at the u.s. southern border during fiscal year 2024. but only 43 pounds of the drug was seizes at the canadian border. canadian prime minister justin trudeau said the country is at a critical moment. >> we're ready with a response. a purposeful, forceful, but reasonable, immediate response. >> reporter: nearly 30% of all imports to the u.s. come from canada and mexico. experts say prepare for sticker shock on everything from mexican tequila and aftervocados to cann lu

price. we're live with what comes next for walmart after a rough day for the world's biggest company. >>> the move that has shaken, not stirred, the film industry. james bond changing hands for the first time in his 60-year history. >>> and the all-star hockey clash that turned out to be more than just a game. find out whether the u.s. or canada emerged victorious. it's friday, february 21st. "early today" starts right now. >>> and good morning, i'm richard lui. we're going to start tododay i new york where governor kathy hochul says she has no plans to remove eric adams from office for now. hochul adding some guardrails, including a state deputy inspector to oversee the mayor. more money for the state comptroller to step up oversight of the city and a new role for the department of investigation. she is leaving adams' fate in the hands of voters. >> my strong belief is that the will of the voters and the supremacy and sanctity of democratic elections preclude me from any other action. i cannot deny the people of this great city the power to make this decision for themselves. >> calls for adams' removal are intensifying after the trump doj dropped cor

prices in other. >> areas keep going up. >> let's talk about democrat democratic strategy. one strategist, james carville, says that democrats should just. >> play possum. >> stay out of the way. >> let the street level. >> protests lead the response to trump. do you agree with that? >> listen, i think democrats. >> are in a peculiar position right now because the reactionary, you know, that the reactionary that we're seeing on social media is that. people want dems and congress to do something. the reality is democrats in congress are not in power. and so to the piece that james carville is saying, yes, let republicans, you know, play their game, drive all this. >> chaos. >> keep their hands out of that. but then. >> you. >> do have democrats like the governors of maryland and governors of illinois, who are actually pushing back and are challenging the administration. these state attorneys and attorney generals who are bringing up these cases that are actually challenging the trump administration. the other thing that democrats have. >> to. >> continue to do, because they are doing this, you se

and this is because of the egg supply and also and prices are up 14% from november to december and projected to increase another 20% this year. james in our saying we found a dozen for 10 box. all. the berkeley city council is looking for a new energy system to serve the city instead of pg and e tonight the council is voting on a resolution that would ask the state to transition away from pg and new utility company called golden state energy, a nonprofit. and if it passes, berkeley joins san francisco in richmond and asking the state to move away from investor owned utilities like pg e which continues to raise rates. the council meeting is at 6 o'clock tonight at the district's school board room. >> will the bay area's gearing up for what's expected to be pretty jam-packed weekend with all of the, you know, nba all-star game and everything that that brings with it. yeah. the event kicks off friday. it's going to be a lot of basketball and a lot of entertainment to and food. everything that you might want covers. i've takes a look. >> the nba all-star weekend is truly a bay area wide event. yes, there will be a lot happening at the

james. still ahead on al jazeera, the cases of sexual violence are on the rise and eastern democratic republic of congo as fighting escalates and cracking under record prices. we find out why eggs are so expensive in the united states, the i had low that there's lots of settled whether to be found across the south asia as expected with the season, barely a cloud in the sky, just a few showers coming in to southern parts of sure lanka, much of india, it is a dry picture and it shows potentially across the northeast. and it pulled on baton, seeing that when the weather weather extending across into northern parts of pockets done and it doesn't dry up laundry. as we go in to sunday, we'll see temperatures start to pick up across the north of india, new delhi, touching 30 degrees celsius, 5 degrees above the average at the start of the new week. and there's been lots of rooms across the north of china. we've temperatures rising up in beijing, they'll be coming down over the next few days. shanghai, however, off to seeing that rain will pick up towards the mid teens, the west, the weather. once again, running its way through japan, we could see some snow shower

3 packages a day there due to the short supply and prices are up 14% from november to december and projected to increase another 20% this year. jamesfor doesn't schools and at least 20 states across the nation have banned students from wearing crocs to class. not because they're south. the fashion police, but some schools in california feel that the shoes are a safety hazard because he just can't write. i mean, if you try to run in crocs point, it's you know, and some people use the back strap or they don't. and, you know, they're loose and they're comfy in any way. there was a study published in footwear science and it found that the lack of that he'll support can make you trip and fall. spokesperson for crocs says that they're comfortable and for everyday wear, but they're not meant for high performance. >> it's a fantastic. i'm not did not w1nt to die on 9th street. >> well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a man who was shot 7 times in san francisco for no apparent reason is now sharing his story, survival. we'll have story, survival. we'll have that coming up in a minute. ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnig

james, good morning. anx inflation is stubbornly sticking around. it was up more than expected in january. housing prices were 40% of that inflation game eggs were up 15% last month. >> energy prices were up that could lead the trump administration to tap more fossil fuels. well, america's central bank is in no rush to cut interest rates any time soon, especially after this inflation number that we got the fed chair, jerome powell spoke to lawmakers yesterday, says inflation is still high enough that they're going to wait to cut traps even farther into the future now. so that means interest rates on car loans, credit cards, things like that will stay right where they well trained group representing american delta united called airlines for america urging the trump administration to end its review to compensate passengers over flight disruptions. the review was pushed by the biden administration this week. the trade group asked the transportation department to end airlines are currently required to refund passengers for canceled flights and even pay for meals and hotel stays caused by significant flight d

raymond james analysts say this company has become a show me once again story. they lowered their price target to $78 shares about down 10%, its worst day in almost two years. on the opposite end, let's talk about intel shares. they're moving right now up over 6% after vice president jd vance said the white house would make sure the most powerful ai systems are built here in the united states with american design and manufactured chips. the stock is the top performer on the nasdaq 100, up about 7%. keep in mind, intel is building these fabs in ohio, arizona, etc. and so it's seen possibly as a winner and have support from jd vance scott. >> all right. all right. we'll see you in a little bit. thank you christina. we're just getting started here. up next the latest on the escalating drama between elon musk and sam altman. plus it looks like apple could have a new partner in the ai arms race. we will discuss all that with big technology's alex kantrowitz coming up after the break. we're live at the new york stock exchange. you're watching closing bell on cnbc. >> for the. >> fourth consec

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harris letitia james under chuck schumer have been a huge voice for the republicans because reminding american people why we voted for trump, that is because it makes no sense, congestion pricingwn new york, has cost american people a lot of money, nobody can explain why hochul is so for congestion pricing it is outrageous, that new york used to be one of the greatest cities in the country. we will make it that way again we will make it safe and we will allow tourism people to drive to work announcement safe subways she should be facing on, doing right things for constituents in that city her resistance is frankly more in my opinion a pr move than anything realistic gfgs pricing wrong doesn't work s sean duffy did a good job getting rid of it. >> pam bondi launched situation into sanctuary cities probably find where money has gone in many cases to go housing care for illegal migrants in the city isn't that right. >> one hundred percent you are right we are looking at irs,ers, is sending money, looking at cutting that money that is funded taxpayer american taxpayer immigrants came in correct away they are taking their way giving to illegal migrants no different than 10,000 doll

james. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com >>> cheryl: president trump tariff threat on europe sending gold priceshs investors think going higher, "fox business" lydia hu live at pressure metal supplier in dallas techs with more. >> hi. good morning to cheryl we are talking about, all of these solid gold bars we have 400 ounce bar here 100 us on here kilo bar here right now seeing investors in gold owners of gold rushing to get as much into the country, as possible. as we are seeing, record prices being set for ounce of gold yesterday we closed at record, 240 dollars here ounce gold bar like this 400 ounce value roughly 1.1 million dollars. in context a year ago, value on gold bar like this closer to 800,000, so what is behind this rise in gold prices? one is inflation, concerns around it hanging around the second to your point, tariffs, investors owners trying to get gold into the country before tariffs or possibility of them could come into play when would force price even higher the rush demand to get as much gold to states as possible, driving prices higher for all this gold we have a big than

you and i hear james carville circle 1990s and it is like you don't want to address when americans seem to say are their top priorities. illegal immigration, they want lower energy pricesthe economy fixed, you are right it will take a little bit of time. have to get reconciliation past. so maybe sometime in may we look at the trump economy in place. >> do you know what year had the most domestic gains of production in american history? i happen to know. 2024. fact-check. >> sean: no that statement is true. >> the math. >> sean: here was what maybe you are missing. >> i'm not looking at usaid.41000000000 out of 60000 00000000. to the. >> sean: that is 1% of what they are seeing. one of the reasons we were in the position to get the highest gas production is because donald trump because the first time in 75 years made america energy independent. and democrats have been fighting against that. and their ev mandates, and $7 billion for electric vehicles. anyway, i don't know, james, i think you need a new playbook. i really do. >> i'm not too worried about the high school track meet what i am worried about people getting affordable health care. asked daughter about high sch

gas prices have soared more than $0.50 in the last month across the bay area. and thanks for waking up with us. i'm darya and on james. we're going to start the hour with a check of weather and traffic before we get to the sun is right? we'll get plenty of sunshine today. john. >> yeah, as the sun is going to be a best friend today as we're heading back to work. >> yesterday was already a gorgeous one. had a pretty nice weekend, too. >> but things are going to be getting even warmer from here. and today will be one of our first signs of that. let's look outside at sfo. easy flying day. if you do happen to be taking a flight out that direction, visibility is good. skies are clear across the board yesterday we had a little fog around santa rosa not saying that so much this morning. so it's been easy back to work commute for so many, at least as far as what nature is offering right now, we're in the 30's to 40's dublin, back up to 40 degrees after you're spending your morning on the chilly side of things in the 30's, fairfax still at 39. well, as seth at 48 degrees, 20 or more mild areas now will gradually get warmer an

brrd flu does the average price for a dozen eggs now is about for 15, 6 weeks ago at the start of 2024, it was 2.50, so one from 2.50, $4 to as unite. jamesbout 10 bucks. yes, for a dozen. >> 6.50, is the time and effective immediately. the ncaa has changed its participation policy now for transgender athletes limiting competition to women's sports to athletes assigned female at birth. only. so the move comes one day after president trump signed an executive order that gives federal agencies the freedom to withhold federal funding from any organization that doesn't abide by the trumps. the trump administration's views again, which says that a person's is what they were assigned at birth and nothing more. the ncaa policy change applies to all athletes regardless of previous eligibility reviews, the ncaa is part of the more than 1000 schools with more than 500,000 athletes impact. here at home, the u.s. department of education is investigating san jose state for possible violations of title 9 over the ledge participation of transgender athlete in the women's volleyball team. federal law prohibits discrimination on the basis of in schools. s

gas prices soaring more than $0.50 in the last month across the bay kron. 4 morning news starts now. and thanks for waking up with us and aria. and i'm james. and we're gonna start this hour with a check of the weather. as we're looking outside behind us here. the sun is up. it looks morning, john. yeah, good morning, guys. it is gorgeous outside. lots of sunshine to. >> help kicking back into gear after maybe the three-day weekend for you. >> behind me at the golden gate bridge, it looks really nice and clear out their same at sfo. if maybe you've got a flight in or out this morning, things have been looking really good for that. so always pretty quiet on the radar. as of right now, we are going to see some cloud cover rolling overhead as we move to late afternoon and evening tonight, a precursor to tomorrow's light sprinkles that will barely pass across the bay area. really our only chance of any sort of showers in this forecast. lot of 50's at this point. fremont barely hanging on to the upper 40's. well, as that 53 oakland at 52 now this afternoon after a cool start to the day just gets increasingly mild with daytime highs for a lot of

prices for americans are coming down. our production is going up in our costs are going down. it's a two-way street, that's what it's called reciprocal. maria: joining bt jm institutional services director jamesr reaction? >> in three different ways i think this was a perfect announcement. first of all what was said about the reciprocal nature we've been saying for months and months that trump says i love tariffs i wanted you tariffs but we believe it's a caudal to get people in the negotiating table. if they drop theirs we will drop bars. it was an avenue toward a free-trade he is not a protectionist or against free-trade he is trying to get their needs right that we've been abused, the second part that the market likes and the stock market reacted yesterday and today's pullback has nothing to do with it but the certainty of the policy, markets don't like uncertainty. as soon as it's been laid always been great. politically it's beautiful, the globalist detractors can't say he's been abusive if it's exact same tariff level that they're charging us. it really went on a couple of different levels. if you look at the currency market, the british, the peso, the canadian dollar all of those marke

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james carville. carville, circa 1990s. and it's like you don't want to address what americans seem to say is there are their top priorities illegal immigration. they want lower energy prices. they want the economy fixed. and you're right, it's going to take a little bit of time. we have to get reconciliation passed. democrats won't help with any of that. so it'll probably sometime in may. we'll we'll begin to get the trump economy in place. do you know what year had the most domestic energy production in american history? i happen to know 20. i have no idea. fact check i do i do know that that statement is true domestic energy. but here's what's you're missing. i'm not looking at usaid 41 billion. you should have 6 trillion do to put it on your that's your math. that's only one. that's 1% of what they're finding. i'm going to let it go. but i'll say this. one of the reasons we were in the position to get the highest gas production is because donald trump, for the first time in 75 years, in his first term, for the first time in 75 years, made america energy independent. and democrats have been fighting against that and their ev mandates and their $7 billion for electric ve

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. >> well, joining us now in the studio is political adviser james price. od to see you this morning, james. and what do you make of this decision? >> good morning. well, there's a lot going on here. i think there's a lot of problems that it reveals about the state of the british state. you know, we don't have the kind of separation of powers like they have in the united states of america, between the executive branch of the president and the judicial branch of congress, and the legislative branch and the judicial branch of the judges. parliament is sovereign here. parliament is sovereign here. parliament is sovereign here. parliament is supreme, and parliament is supreme, and parliament makes the laws. it should be able to do whatever it wants, basically. and yet you have a case here where increasingly activist judges are deciding to make law based not on what the sovereign british parliament and, by extension, the will of the british people are saying. but based on what international treaties, international treaties, international obligations people have h

. >> well, we're joined now by former political adviser james price. to see you this morning, james. and should we start with president trump and his comments at that press conference last night? very interesting how his appearing to blame ukraine for this going on so long, saying you should have made the deal. >> yeah. it's difficult this isn't it, because it goes against the instincts that many of us in the uk and probably the rest of europe feel in that we would like to see ukraine have a clear and decisive victory. so much of our own national story is based around our victory in world war ii, when it was nice and clear, wasn't it? right? we were the good guys, they were the bad guys. very easy. and then we won and we got to build then we won and we got to build the world after it. the sad reality is that when you have countries like russia that have nuclear weapons, the calculation is different, right? the aim is really not to lose and to not lose the whole world. if someone is horrible and evil. as putin decides to start launching nuclear weapons,

candice holdsworth and former conservative special adviser and chief of staff to nadhim zahawi james pricecandice, what do you feel about this? first of all, do you think that these remarks might be influential, for example, about kemi badenoch? >> well, from what i. from what. >> well, from what i. from what. >> i've heard, people aren't quite sure about her approach that she's taking. you know, the sort of easy as it goes. we've got time. let's take time to diagnose. others are saying, actually, events are moving really fast. they're looking to america, where donald trump has come in with elon musk in the silicon valley ethos of move fast and break things. and they're saying, we want that here. we want that level of system disruption. and i don't think it's just on the conservative right as well. people i've spoken to in labour are also saying the same thing, that actually the system is broken and we need to do something about it. and what has surprised me totally is people who i know found donald trump repulsive eight years ago and now saying, actually, i quite like what he's doing. so

well, let's get the thoughts now of former conservative advisor james conservative advisorjames price joins us in the studio. james, good morning to you. i mean, i suppose the question is, is it if we did pay reparations, is it just going to open a can of worms? >> i'm not often left speechless when you see stories come up, but this is really just extraordinary. i know it's hard for people. i don't really understand how big a trillion is. it's hard for us to get our heads around that. that's basically what the british state pays in a whole year for everything. and as you say, it's five times the whole gdp of the country. we don't have that kind of money. no one has that kind of money. no one has that kind of money. no one has that kind of money. the americans wouldn't be able to pay that kind of money. it's impossible. these are fantasy numbers just on the surface of it. and that is the weakest argument for saying why weakest argument for saying why we shouldn't pay it. we shouldn't pay these things because these are events that happened hundreds of years ago. and if anybody is going