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. >> andrew bailey. >> andrew bailey. >> andrew bailey bailey, governor of the bank of england, and rishihy rishi. >> now, i think, by the way, for political balance, we're going to need to give keir starmer a nickname as well. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> coming up with hasn't that already been done the night panorama starmer. >> well there you go. that might do. >> it is neither night with no fight. >> well that will do as well. that's very elegant. >> that's very poetic. do the debate richard tice i think has got it right for reform, £50 billion that we pay ourselves from the left pocket to the right pocket is phoney. >> it's fake. it's interest. we pay >> it's fake. it's interest. we pay on the quantitative easing printed money that we needn't pay- printed money that we needn't pay. switzerland doesn't do it. the european central bank doesn't do it. lots of countries don't do it. we do it as a convenience. so those three musketeers can claim we're broke and it causes inflation. >> you're absolutely right. i mean, money printing. no, no inflation. >> we're not out of money because we've got 50

joining me missouri attorney general andrew bailey ag bailey great to have you thanks very much for beingat made this happen, look. joe biden has already ignored is it supreme court also deemed for giving student loan debt kept doing it after being told annualization do you think he will stop. >> i am afraid he is not going to stop we beat him at the united states supreme court about this time last year on plan a, he immediately almost simultaneous, rolled out a plan b, i am sure a plan c. recently on stomp bragging now united states supreme court told him he couldn't do it he was going to do it any at some point a constitutional crisis congress has power of the purse not the president, at the end of the day, the supreme court decisions from last june invoked major questions doctrine for proposition that congress doesn't hide elephant in house hole if congress intends to redistribute 3500 billion dollars in debt they have to speak explicitly has not done so twice rejected the bill president has no textual basis in law for this i am not going to let joe biden, saddle working families, with

missouri attorney general andrew bailey announced he'll file a lawsuit against the state of new york know. we haven't seen anything and tech athletics talked about filing it and hasn't filed yet and using the term we coined rogue prosecutors in his tweets about it, but it would be a novel case at best if he can draw a connection between any harm cognizable specific harm to people of missouri based on allegations and then actions of alvin bragg in new york. that would be a pretty novel legal theory. edward: with attacking by democrats using legal proceedings against political opponents, has this changed politics do you believe forever in our country? >> i don't know about forever, but it's certainly soiled politics right now and, look, trump is the nominee or about to be the nominee after the convention for the republican party. and so you see this fundraising numbers recently and they've gone up. he's outraged biden in the last quarter. people are outraged at this lawfare and abuse weaponization of the legal system against him and i can understand why the attorney general in missouri

attorney general of missouri is andrew bailey and he joins me now.er and race? >> well, ibm's own ceo is on video demanding that his corporate executives enforce these racist quotas and discriminate against certain ethnicities to include asians where he says asians are not an underrepresented minority group and must be punished. other agents of ibm on the video brag about having terminated other corporate executives for not enforcing the racist quotas. they're queerly violative of thr human rights act that affect employment decisions and we need an injunction in place to protect missouri workers and going for corporate racism and still racism and has no place in america. stuart: mr. attorney general, you're planning to sue new york state over their case with donald trump. on what grounds are you suing them? >> well, the state of missouri and voters of missouri had a sovereign interest in being and having access to physical access to and hearing from a presidential candidate for the top office in the united states government and you've got leftist in

and missouri blocking president biden student loan forgiveness plan, missouri attorney general andrew baileyart of the lawsuit that made it happen. he will join me live at 8:00 a.m. eastern, joining to the conversation all boarded on madison dancers metro shell is here along with senior vice president emily "mornings with maria" five right now. ♪. maria: it is time for the hot topic of hour, we are on countdown mode two days away from the presidential debate, doctor jill biden the first lady hitting the campaign trail in charlotte, north carolina today as president biden has been hunkered down at camp david for the past five days with 16 advisors both past and present to help them prepare for the first phase up with president trump, the biden campaign taken the debate more seriously than undertaking his presidency because the polls do not look good for president biden even the mainstream media questioning the close polls with vice president kamala harris this week. >> president biden and you have both warned that democracy is at stake in the selection. if trump wins the second term, women's

. >> ainsley: attorney general andrew bailey posted this on x with a picture of him in service. he said the student loan lawsuit is personal, i paid for my education in blood, sweat and tears as did others. it is a slap in the face to every working american to be left with the tab for another person's ivy league debts. >> lawrence: excellent point. he's referring to the gi bill. you serve or parents that serve can pass on because of their service their gi bill. why do ivy league people get this for free, i could have died in combat and i have to work for this. it is a valid point. my question and maybe you know this. you have been seeing on social media, students post online their stuff has been paid off, yet challenges are happening in the court system. what is going to happen? do they pay it back if the court strike it down? >> steve: borrowers will make the payments, the reason people are posting, look what joe biden did for me, joe biden wants to be re-elected and he's un underwater with young people. great interview lawrence did a couple of gen-zers, according to statistics

maria: thanks very much we are following your work andrew bailey joining us in missouri, thank you, sir. we are just getting started quick break house republican sounding alarm about illegal migrants tied to isis crossing our southern border is the biden administration taking the threat seriously? we are investigating. >> ron johnson here with new push for term limits don't miss that you are watching "mornings with maria" live fox business. stay with us. . ♪ , yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ - it's apparent. not me. - yeah. nice going lou! nothing like a little confidence boost to help ease you back in to the dating scene. that includes having a smile you feel good about. fortunately, aspen dental specializes in dentures and implants made just for you. and with flexible financing, you don't need to sacrifice quality work for a price that fits your budget. at $0 down plus 0% interest if paid in full in 18 months. helping our patients put their best smile forward. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. maria: welcome back. markets mixed dow closed up better than 250 points yesterday while the s

federal election officer and andrew bailey will testify at today's hearing and join me now.re set to hear from somebody who understands how election law works. juan merchan cannot silence you. what are your points today? >> judge merchan obliterated federal election law with the jury charge he gave asking the injury if donovan schultz willfully contributed to campaign and legal standard is knowing and willful standard, he upended that standard. that is one thing where the department of justice should have intervened and protected the jurisdiction of federal government to enforce federal finance law. they didn't. it is perplexing why they didn't do that. long-standing supreme court precedence said they should. >> todd: people always fight over jurisdiction, in this case it was cedeed so easily. they will make this point, ag bailey, they merely followed facts and law up in new york city. how will you cut the legs out from under that argument? >> they bent the law to meet the facts in a legal charge. unseemly amount of prosecutorial misconduct. it injects statutory and constitu

this is andrew bailey on the student loan bailout because of the same time she is saying they are down from the prices we ran them up to we need them to acknowledge it was government spending that got us there. meanwhile they are talking about more spending. ag bailey is slamming it, listen. >> at some point this becomes a constitutional crisis, we know that they have the power congress tends to redistribute congress has not done something the president has no textural basis in law for this plan. >> sandra: when they're getting way of more spending which leads to more inflation, but karine jean-pierre just so you know we have the power to do this and politically this looks good for them. they are just waving the way that student debt. it just disappears. >> for me it's the greatest wealth transfer and history except you are stealing from the port to bailout the rich who have gone second, third, fourth degrees because they want a law degree and a medical degree and all of this and you are taking money from thei can't afford toe so i'm going to go to work at a farm. gonna go work in a tr

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tom: we've heard from andrew bailey saying that rates are in restrictive territory in the u.k.. restriction is needed then to prevent a resurgence of inflation, given that many economists think that the data and numbers will take up toward the second half of the year? jackie: that's true. we still have the sector -- these external factors that are outside our control. thing about where the inflation originally started from, the supply side. the global markets. so we are very much, depending on what's happening to energy and global oil prices, that's going to impact inflation. you are right. even though the 2% target has been hit, when you look at what economists are forecasting, there are concerns that we might not maintain it there. you've got to look underline at the core inflation and the wage data that we talked about. tom: ok. head of a mere. thank you very much indeed. great set up as we look ahead to the decision from the boe and what to think about when it comes to the statement and action in the months ahead. thank you. monday, u.k. business secretary will go head-to-he

and america as we speak you along with robertson family and attorney general -- attorney general andrew baileythe will cain show this week excited to have you. shannon: excited to join you. pete: thanks shannon. rachel: really hard for the democrats and joe biden particular to go, we're on the candidate of character when one, we talked about that jailing his political opponents peter also in jail by the way right now. but also this is the family that sold out the country to china. how did that not come up in the debate? pete: steve bannon being jailed for not complying with a subpoena for the january 6th unselect committee, and he's being jailed for how long? four months. how long is four months? all the way up to election. will: i can tell you -- pete that's happening in reality while in the fever dreams of the left chris wallace for example remember him used to be on msnbc was on the bill barr show saying trump is going to jail journalist and people who disagree with him and -- he believes it. like he's living in this like -- rachel: alternative universe. will: when the reality is playing ou

and and kudos to kansas and missouri and andrew bailey for doing this.t's really important that that we stand up for our constitutional principles and the separation of powers that we have, article i being, you know, the administrative branch, you know, where congress resides and making sure that our legislators have the power that was given to them under the constitution. i meant legislative branch. the administrators are all those crazy people down in washington who work for the executive are spending all our money. that's where we need to cut, and this is just going to be another continued in our deficit and our debt which is going to cost all these students even more in the future. david: and then very quickly and, again, this gets to the hypocrisy of them claiming they represent the middle class or the little guys as opposed to the rich people, we have the tax issue. we know that biden wants toss raise a taxes. he says it's just going on the -- to be on the millionaires, nobody below $400,000, there are a lot of people who have a 401(k) that they're

miseries attorney general andrew bailey joins mina. ag bailey, and revelations.oes it go from here. where does all of this go from here because we began with the saga with the supreme court of the united states said this was an, you know, legal -- the post and the white house just we jigger and push it right back out there? >> same tired old plan -- president biden cohen redistribute 5 million -- in missouri we have a mystery higher education loan authority that administers repayment of student loans -- it would cost missouri taxpayers about $44 million of -- or north thereof, i can't -- with i believe that, we found a lawsuit against the biden administrations first attempt to settle working missouri families with i believe that, we wanted the united states report one year ago -- and just yesterday or plan b. we were able to obtain a nationwide preliminary injection to put a stop to it once again. is an illegal, on constitutional attempt by the president by votes an acute democratic where he living -- i'm happy with the court's ruling, anticipates that the depart

andrew bailey, utterly useless.nterest so interest rates, interest rates, which had to go up, have impacted, particularly those with mortgages or those renewing. but think about this again, not discussed, not debated in the election campaign by labour or conservative. when the conservatives came to power , the conservatives came to power, our accumulated national debt was . roughly our accumulated national debt was. roughly £1 our accumulated national debt was . roughly £1 trillion. it our accumulated national debt was. roughly £1 trillion. it is now £2.7 trillion, and the interest repayments are £90 billion a year, the same as the education budget, which is ironic, isn't it, because they're the ones who actually, when they get older, are going to face paying all of this off. we're being frank with people. we've been badly , badly let we've been badly, badly let down. but one of the biggest costs for families is energy . costs for families is energy. whether it's filling up your car because you live in a rural area

lisa: and andrew bailey said they need to be sure if inflation will stay low.den in a moment to break down -- to lizzie to break down the headlines, when it came in as a split vote, which is what people probably look for, but this comes at a time, and this is the key issue that the bank of england grapples with, we are staring into the sun when it comes to geopolitical risk and that internal political risk. central bankers would like to say it doesn't matter, but it is hard to say that when ultimately who gets elected has a big influence on the fiscal overhang and with the deficit looks like. annmarie: absolutely, and they are saying that the timing of the u.k. election on july 4 did not interfere with their decision today. they said it wasn't relevant. i think that is hard to believe because to say that that political election is not going to take up space in the debate and done the trajectory of the country feels fraught and difficult, but it is the same debate in the u.s., with some saying we potentially will get a rate cut a day after the election. lisa: wh

to be changing their mind and my understanding that could include the bank of england governor andrew bailey is a brewing majority for a rate cut. and it was finely balanced whether or not they would have been a rate cut at this meeting. and it looks like that is the most likely outcome to the next meeting in august. why do we say that is interesting, when inflation came out yesterday, the figures underline the fact that it had hit a target was the more general problem which is services inflation, hairdressers, restaurants, hotels and the like, that was proving quite sticky. that inflation level was coming down very slowly and that's the sort of thing that makes the bank of england pours on interest—rate cuts. it looks like the crucial group of swing voters on a 9—member committee is playing that down was that they say it is mainly one—off factors, preparing the ground for rate cuts in august. they didn't quite get there this month in june but it looks very much on the cards on the 1st of august. june but it looks very much on the cards on the lst of august.- cards on the 1st of august. fais

andrew bailey , the governor, was so bailey, the governor, was so thick skinned he won't listen to anybody course, except he's not an economist , the kind of inflation economist, the kind of inflation we have is not consumer driven . we have is not consumer driven. it's food, it's energy. it's things over which people have no control. raising interest rates and making their life even more difficult is the last thing you do.the difficult is the last thing you do. the last time we had inflation like this, michael, the bank of england didn't touch interest rates. bailey's 14 ridiculous interest rate rises have destroyed the economy of this country. tens of tens of tens of millions of homes. there's a half a million businesses ready to go to the wall because of the interest burden. it's insane. and now, even when it has fallen by itself as non consumer inflation, always does, except that he inflated the inflation and prolonged the time before it fell with his 14 rate rises. even though it's finally fallen he's keeping interest rates where they are saying we must combat inflation. and what's ab

cut but a crucial group seem to be changing their mind and my understanding is it could include andrew baileyely outcome to the next meeting in august. why do we say that is interesting when inflation came out yesterday, the figures underline the fact that it hit target was the more general problem which is services inflation, hairdressers, restaurants and the like, that was proving sticky and the rate was coming down slowly but that's the sort of thing that makes the bank of england pours on interest rate cuts but it looks like the crucial group of swing voters on a 9—member committee is playing that down and say it is one of the factors, preparing the ground for a rate cut in august and they didn't quite get there this month injune but it looks very much on the cards on the 1st of august. more now on this morning's landmark ruling on oil drilling. the supreme court ruling that surrey county council should have considered the climate impacts of burning oil drilled from new wells in horley. under planning law, the assumption has always been that only the impacts from constructing the wells an

yesterday, the bank's governor, andrew bailey, said policymakers need to be sure that inflation willanwhile, the average first time buyer needs to earn more than £60,000 to buy a property, according to a leading property website. zoopla estimates those those trying to get onto the property ladder now need an income of nearly £15,000 more than they would have had last five years ago . with just last five years ago. with just two weeks to go until the general election, rishi sunak is under more pressure after two conservative candidates have been accused of election betting. sir keir starmer is calling on the prime minister to withdraw his support. >> this candidate should be suspended and it's very telling that rishi sunak has not already done that. if it was one of my candidates , they'd be gone and candidates, they'd be gone and their feet would not have touched the floor. >> well, those comments from sir keir starmer come after laura saunders and her husband, who is the conservative campaigns director, are now facing investigation by the gambling commission and so is another candid

and as mark carney said, and andrew bailey said previously, i'm the governor of the bank of england,wth, but also huge assets there. we wouldn't be able to decide the rules under which they the so—called prudential rules, which make sure banks are stable. it's completely unconscionable and then rule lots of rules in all different markets where we operate would end up in a situation where, countries that don't necessarily have our very best interests in hand. commercial competitors will be able to introduce rules that we'd have to abide by. okay, and, we would have no say over it. it's it just shows that the lib dems just haven't thought this through at all. and i'm sure when voters start thinking about it a little bit, basically being a vassal state, accepting rules we have no say on, then they would reject it absolutely, wholeheartedly . wholeheartedly. >> okay. we have to leave it there. anthony brown, who's the minister for aviation and the future of transport, thank you very much for joining future of transport, thank you very much forjoining us on gb news. and let's speak now wi

i'm not sure how alex cora is holding it together, and andrew bailey, but they are holding it together joe, let me tell you something. last winter the big free agent in baseball was shohei ohtani. if the red sox don't sign alex cora who is doing the best managing job in the whole sport with what they have, the most valuable free agent next winter is going to be the current manager of the boston red sox. >> yeah. no doubt about it. cora year in and year out does more with less than any manager. he's got a couple of kids that are of age where they are starting to play baseball, and he may want to take a year or two off if the red sox aren't serious about re-signing him, aren't serious about winning world series any time soon, and then you are right, mike. that guy on the open market, whoa. he's going to be almost able to name his price. >> if craig council yell is worth $10 million a year to the chicago cubs, what is alex cora going to be worth if he hits the open market? >> as please, let's hope as red sox fans he doesn't hit the open market, but i'm -- you can't -- i mean, i don't know

in a letter to andrew bailey, the bank's governor, the government of grenada insists that the bank pay0 slaves in the 18th century, and the government of grenada claimed that the work regime punishments inflicted both physically and psychologically, and the immeasurable suffering endured , immeasurable suffering endured, have multiplier effects on our current populations of african descent . look, i don't know if descent. look, i don't know if you've noticed , but nobody who you've noticed, but nobody who was involved then is alive now. and bear in mind that the trade was legal at the time, and there would have been people from grenada who were descendants of those who profiteered. how will you sort them out from the people who were impacted negatively? it's just nonsense. and who gets the money? if you pay and who gets the money? if you pay for it? it's not that cut and dried. why should i pay for it from my taxes? centuries later, when no one involved is still alive? now, you could argue that i've benefited from the trade just because i'm black doesn't mean that i was a victim. it's

but for andrew bailey, that's what i maintain.al exchange in front of the bank of england . bank of england. >> it might be a step too far, might be a step too far. >> it might be a step too far. >> it might be a step too far. >> we'll not promote that. >> we'll not promote that. >> but no. absolutely good to get your views, nigel farage, i think, could possibly. >> they are so bad. they are so desperate. everything tom slater just said , they have no hope if just said, they have no hope if they have any sense at all, they will turn it over to nigel, whose manifesto and by the way, he enticed, and i know them all personally , but they are still personally, but they are still going to be politicians , and so going to be politicians, and so i can't vouch for how they'll actually act once they're not. but but they're once they're in office. but their ideas make a heck of a lot of sense compared to the other manifestos. and the tories would do well instead of disappearing to mars to combine with them and let nigel and richard and ben

bailey reports legal experts are calling this an unusual case where a principal is now facing consequences for another person's crime. >> the principal at american canyon high school, 61 year old andrew gough, facing charges after a teacher at the school was arrested for molestation. gough, who is also on the city's planning commission, is seen here on the city's website. it all started back in april when p.e. teacher, 41 year old brad rowell, was arrested twice in the same week for charges including sexual exploitation of a minor and statutory rape. now, the napa county district attorney thinks then principal gough knew about it and did not report it. >> i think principals in an administrative capacity have an obligation if they know of any criminal misconduct. >> the high school's campus now hosting a teachers conference where educators from all over the world weighed in on what it means to be a mandatory reporter. they say even suspicion of an inappropriate relationship with a minor must be reported. >> it makes you wonder, like, if the principals aren't able to take proactive measures than than who can. >> ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says it's not all the time you see a pr