british defense minister ben hair is the clear favorite among members of the conservative party for the position of the next prime minister according to a new poll member of the conservative party, voles is the current favorite in any race for the leadership of the streets, beating all the main contenders, including the foreign secretary, les truss, who cut short her trip to the g20 summit due to the crisis in the johnson government, truss, who arrived at the ball just a day earlier, is now returning to the uk in the due to the expected resignation of prime minister boris johnson, the return trip to the head of the british foreign ministry takes about 18 hours. well, we will follow those who will continue to support our the state for so long, which boris-johnson will need, in any case, a big heartfelt thank you, and besides, as i understand, we will still work with us until october. ivan stupak is a military expert of the ukrainian institute of the future and an employee of the security service of ukraine mr. ivan, we congratulate you. glory to ukraine. congratulations , mr. ivan. well,

whether it was listraz or ben hair these are people who are not capable of, uh, leading world politics, they are capable of being uh a tail that can feed on wagging a dog, but nothing more, e johnson. i think a brilliant career awaits, in any case, he is an honorary citizen of odessa and we know that for other politicians odessa has always been manna from heaven, we had such mikheil saakashvili who was already the governor of odessa, i think boris johnson may well qualify to take this odd post, but this is all evidence, in fact , of a further degradation of the american british. whatever elite and rule changes games in our favor, and our cause is right and victory will be ours, we pass the floor to the news. let's go back to the big game studio 16:50, don't miss it. hello this is news on channel one in the studio of maxim shufudinov kiev kiev security forces made an attempt to plant the flag of ukraine on the island of snakes, however, our military prevented provocations, spokesman for the ministry of defense igor konashenkov spoke about this at a briefing today. in addition, in the ci

well, the decisive one for supporting ukraine is primarily about ben in the hair, who in general, itor russia, it is necessary to win unambiguous preparations for war in europe for the british army and the forest of tras, which is also a supporter of ukraine and a clear, er, consistent, so to speak, enemy for russia, not because russia is bad, because putin, who has now started a war and is growing , is bad tras is here to support us, so it is not difficult to say how this story will end, but once again i want to remind you that britain is a country that is the kingdom of great britain, the queen has great influence and the position of people today, the british have accepted thousands of ukrainians support them, give them food, housing , education, britain should support us, that's why we wouldn't have done boris johnson. even if he left this position, we must understand that this island is on top of the crown with somewhere to go. he supports ukraine, i 'll say goodbye to you until friday. for your attention, a news release from my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of b

ben: i feel strong, how's my hair and makeup? carleton: i feel good. jack: despite one good day on friday in the market, it is an ugly first half, the worst first half in decades, the worst for bonds. ben: super old as you know. s&p laughed -- last 20%. bonds, deutsche bank said it was the worst half of the 10 year treasury or any of its predecessors since 1788. it was a terrible year. jack: my 401(k) did badly that year. ben: three different bath stocks slipped on a bar of soap. bed, bath and beyond fell 23%, disastrous earnings, bath and body works, restoration hardware doesn't have bathroom in it but they sell things, last 10%, lower lowered guidance for the second time in a month. there is no economic term for triple stock collapse. i call it a bearish naked splash. it hasn't caught on but i'm waiting to see it. is this a broader deterioration for consumers? i will be listening. the consumer is the key to three scooby doo mysteries. how we entered a recession? the second is what will it due to inflation? jack: i can't do it. jack: will corporate ear

well, such a specific lady, and now such support in the form of boris johnson and on ben's hair.debates, where, at the mention of the name of our president, an incident occurred, let me remind you what. if vladimir putin succeeds in ukraine no one will stop at this freedom and democracy. here misha suggested something about the arrivals in the studio. and this is the mention of misha in the presence of our president of the word democracy, and everything does not immediately faint . if i were british, i would faint . daily from what they do politicians, because everything they have been doing in recent months has only been competing in russophobia. each of them is trying to hook our president. each of them is trying to talk as much as possible about ukraine, while the majority, the british do not know where ukraine is located, they do not know that it is not part of russia at all, somewhere in russia, well, somewhere in russia they believe that this is part of russia, of course , while, as a colleague correctly noted. all they care about today is their bills, which will grow every

ben solomon? >> he is going to grade 9 different leaders there. if you count leaders hair, that takes you up even higher. you saw today when he got off the plane, there was a wide variety of ways that he greeted leaders. i am sure that he will greet the leaders in saudi arabia as appropriate. >> he was shaking hands and israel a lot. >> he shook hands, bumped fists, bumping elbows today. doing a little bit of all of those things. he is looking forward to the meetings. he is not all that concerned about the modalities of the actual greeting. that is not the point. the point is the issues. he wants to focus on the national security issues that are at stake here in the region and so important to the american people. >> certainly a lot at stake. thank you so much. we appreciate it very much. >> you bet. >>> just had, stunning inflation numbers. prices are rising at the fastest pace in 40 years. we will talk about it with former treasury secretary larry summers. our live coverage from jerusalem continues next. ♪ [beeping] ♪ do you want some more?! wait 'til you see me on the do

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