it's then governor bill walker turned to donald trump for assistance. he asked, oh, what did he do? and i said, we need some help with the market. in about 2 weeks later i got a notification my office at present, she wanted to meet with me. we want sheep clean energy and sort of china. and so we can offer, you know, potentially a 100 years why of natural gas that is, is stranded, was born. our market for is asia because we're just much closer to asia and, and what we have they need shiner is expanding its fear of influence. beijing's new outsized ambition can be seen in its monumental plans for an international new silk road. designed to connect china to the rest of the world by land and sea. it's being counted as a win win situation for all concerned in just a few short years. china has shaken up the world order. everything is moving fast. perhaps too fast, given that china remains very secretive about its plans. 25 years after it purchased a used ice breaker from ukraine, china was capable of building its own the shoe along to sent out a strong signal that china was now a force to

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. >> bill: "new york times" just a few days ago, the election could be the beginning of the end of scott walker'sconsin legacy. so they give you a lot of props of breaking up the republican party in that state. we will drop boxes as of 2,022 are not allowed wisconsin. now, maybe it of us they went may be to change but what is your feeling that the statewide or nationwide on drop boxes? when you know based on 2020 election, then america votes differently now. should a republican party change its view on that? >> well, i'm going to go vote today as so many americans have historically voted on election day in person. i signed a law that required photo i.d. and i think -- i think it's part of integrity in a community interest as a cultural ritual that we go through. but we've pushed to the status conservative's or early voting. because it's legal because it's not, until the go back to a one day seem request and make sure that we use every legal -- and that is what's gonna happen in this race. but i think there's a lot of people like myself who prefer to vote on election day in person. so i can see my

scott walker talked about this with bill hemmer yesterday about what it would mean if this supreme courtmore liberal, fair to say, was elected last night. here he is. >> every reform we fought for, whether it was the big union refors, changes in collective bargaining, changes in terms of requiring a photo i.d., congressional redirects that could not just affect wisconsin but who the speaker is after the 2024 election and particularly public safety in this state. >> so this is a state that donald trump won in the presidential election in 2016. biden in 2020. it's obviously one to watch, bret. >> yeah, wisconsin is the swingiest of swing states. you look at the recent elections, statewide elections. they go back and forth. usually super tight. this was not that tight. that goes to show i think the power of this issue of abortion and what it means perhaps going forward. we'll see how it plays out. we did see some of the effects of that in the 2022 mid-term election. this is significant. this is -- you can't undersell this significance of this. because this makes what was a conservative stat

like some i'm both and he pointed out that guy, so i had to write him from bill, so it's not even safe to travel or own or walker walker on my street. maybe naples, maybe my story walk or what are you going to do then when you run out of supplies, what are you going to do when you run out of supplies? it looks like we have lost the connection with martinez. he was an indian travel blogger, and you troop, who was traveling in sudan ah, at least 78 people have died in a stampeded a school during a charity drive. and humans, capital, hundreds of people had gathered in santa to receive cash payouts and food over crowding. then lead to a crush. to disperse the crowd, shots were fired, which witnesses say hit a nearby generator, causing an explosion. mohammed al our top hairs more from santa this is a travel incidence that happened after 8 to 8 o'clock in the morning at night. people poor people got together in the, in the distribution center for distributing financial assistance for 4 people. there were hundreds of people there waiting to receive their financial assistance. this, this is really has plus spots a natio

you expect your bill for children to be there when you're in the walker and they help you.s a lifelong commitment with those particular people. if it is society, there's no direct interest in what happens to those people from ten years on. >> no major invested interest. let me thank you, my parents who sacrificed the only economically but a time perspective and in some cases from a career perspective, my mom stayed home and took care of me, she didn't get into the workforce and i'm 52 so that was when women were starting to carve out time, she stated to make me the person i am. i live up to the role they thought i would live up to be and i try to instill that to my kids. this article might have been entitled i hate glenn youngkin because he tapped into something that matters to many americans in the country if i wouldn't be so far to say all americans which is you care about your children, do what you can for them and care -- they don't belong to me, i'm fortunate to have them but i am responsible for them. >> the left seems obsessed with separating that child parent bond.

one that wil prevent them from returnin with a true bill all those things are reall important, if you're characterizing, or mischaracterizing, mr. walkerd jury perceives the cas you're presenting to the department >> we know that there was no drugs in a system, no alcoho in assistant, none of that that is a matter, you should b executed even if you did hav drugs and just amounting lik that there is a civil lawsuit i this case, these cities ar paying out multi millions of dollars, but not reforming their departments. that doesn't seem like sound policy to me >> it doesn't, joy i've said it before i'll say i again. american policing culture in the spirit evolves and aggression in service an protection until we change into a publi safety model, and a public service model, america policing, we are going t continue to see these high bills being paid out b municipalities, which, by th way, and of being on the backs of poor people when taxes ar raised in those very cities. so, it's a circular effect we over police communities then we pay them because w make mistakes when we over police them, or we violate the rights, and then we charge the to

to this small island of walker's cay where he likes to say the bonefish meet the bill fish. >> theree runner actually there. >> reporter: but as an adult it wasn't fish that brought him here. it was the legend of a long lost spanish galleon. i am a treasure hunter. >> reporter: the "nuestra senora de las maravillas" was the kind of treasure ship that would have made the pirate blackbeard blush. untold riches plundered from the spanish new world. but on one dark january night in 1656 disaster struck. >> there was some miscommunication. the "maravillas" turned and the other ship turned and it rammed the "maravillas" mid shim. these are probably from salvage efforts of the "maravillas" by the spanish. >> reporter: michael is curator of the bahamas maritime museum in freeport. it went down how fast? >> less than an hour. >> reporter: ever since, her cursed cargo has brought wealthy treasure hunters flocking to these waters. >> one of the large canons was found. >> reporter: in 1972, robert marx stunned the world by pulling up artifacts that confirmed you a all the rumors about the "marav

walker bush, who then messed things up. by 1992, it became bush's to lose he lost. billlection as well. so you know you're watching elections come through. i think the general election is really biden's to win or lose. so far he is not doing a good job, my view of the world. whoever the republican candidate is, that person will take the reins of government if biden doesn't do a good job. that will be interesting to see. we need good economics now, neil, more than ever before. now is the time. what an exciting today is with chicago and trump thing. does it ever get more interesting than all of this stuff? neil: a lot going on. >> just amazing how much going on. it is just incredible how much is going on. i have never seen anything like it. i'm the oldest person on earth, neil. neil: i don't know if you know this, starbucks is bringing back the pumpkin latte. so, hello, it's big day. >> there you go. hello. neil: there you go. >> wonderful to see you, neil. neil: my great friend, art laffer. he is right. we focus on races and lose sight of the fact it is up to the incumben

walker. of course not being indicted. doesn't mean that you know, they did everything according to proper procedure. what's next for the police officers? so this is no bills now will initiate an administrative investigation. the use of force investigation that akron pd will now be looking into the actions that each one of those eight officers will have to account for each one of the bullets that left their weapons. but we should stress jake. that is an administrative investigation, separate from any potential criminal proceedings that would have happened, which we now know after the grand jury. decision in summit county today, but that will not happen charges one not be filed. at least criminal charges will be filed against those eight officers. all right. polo sandoval. thanks i want to bring in criminal defense attorney joey jackson now and joey. what's your reaction to the grand jury, deciding to not indict any of the eight officers in this case, i think the measure of importance of really disappointment stems from the fact that i believe that the community would have wanted and everyone really, who was assessing this would have wanted a jury determina

walker daughter stated to performance on my list, it doesn't shadows, given a line, and we actually move us. milton, that's equal to pitch scholarship with to where you were. it doesn't show bill ah, a during the 2nd world war seo can my poland millennia was a farming region. today's part of ukraine, between 19431945 members of the ukrainian insurgent army, led by stepan bandera. nasa could thousands of poles in virginia, in a diabolical ethnic cleansing process. the murders were particularly horrific and brutal villages were burned and property looted. the valinda massacre is without doubt, one of the bloodiest episodes in polish ukrainian history. my r, ukrainian politician, still reluctant to talk about these events, how to modern day ukraine and poland view. this tragedy of the past. and why does the memory of valeria still divide people? i am extension and i'm here to play with you. whatever you do, do not watch my new show. certainly why watch something that so 5th, my little opinion that you won't get anywhere else work of it please. if you have the state department, the cia weapons, bakers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations, choose your facts for you. go ahead. i chang

walker fired first and police opened fire when he appeared to open fire again. house speaker kevin mccarthy pledged today house republicans will soon pass a bill raising the federaliling for one year, but in a new york speech he said they will also mandate a 1% cap on future spending increases that drew pushback from top democrats as each side accused the other of risking fiscal disaster. >> without exaggeration, american debt is a ticking time bomb that will detonate unless we take serious, responsible action. yet how has president biden reacted to this issue? he has done nothing. >> he went all the way to wall street, and gave us no more details, no more facts, no new information at all. i'll be blunt -- if speaker mccarthy continues in this direction, we are headed to default. amna: the current debt limit stands at $31 trillion. the u.s. treasury warns the government will hit that limit his summer -- and be uno pay its bills. also today, two senators returned to work -- one a veteran, one a freshman. republican minority leader mitch mcconnell was back on the senate floor after recovering from a head injury. and newly elected democrat john fetterman returned to

bill through a statewide referendum. ab-5 sank in such spectacular fashion that over 100 industry exemptions were created, from recording artists and songwriters to dog walkers and home cleaners. this is the policy that democrats endorsed by supporting julie su for secretary of labor. i've talked at length with independent contract workers whose livelihoods are put in peril by julie su. let me explain her nomination confirmation from their perspective. in the eyes of truckers, su places 350,000 owner-operator jobs at risk. truckers worked tirelessly to keep our economy afloat during the pandemic and this is their repayment? in the eyes of journalists, julie su's confirmation tells them the independence of freelancing is not valuable to their industry. in the eyes of tutors, su is the slap in the face for those who helped save students from failing through the cracks -- falling through the cracks during the pandemic. many tutors are independent contractors, and two of every three are women. they wouldn't have a place in su's workforce. in the eyes of every worker who files a 1099 on tax day, julie su is an assault on their way of life. many members have right

walker's opinion. we may ask simon dunn for his view as a as a former labour mp to now the energy bill relief scheme fored yesterday. the scheme was introduced in october 2022 for six months to help businesses, public sector and voluntary sector, organised actions such as charities with the rising energy bills over the winter, chancellor jeremy hunt announced in january that a new energy bills discount scheme would the form of would replace the form of support today and run until support from today and run until 31st of march 20, 24. however, businesses will be advised to monitor their bills, particularly as some energy suppliers have been increasing their standing charges . well, their standing charges. well, we're joined now by the director of annexe solutions, warren tuckey . warren, you're energy tuckey. warren, you're an energy broker for four independent businesses . just well, first of businesses. just well, first of all, on this very variety of pnces all, on this very variety of prices that people are being charged. i mean, how how wildly different are those prices for businesses at the moment ?