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and he is a fairly popularfigure in the party blue wall.rfigure in the party who is seen as a fairly successful prime minister in the support he managed to drum up for the conservatives. but the conservative party has changed and evolved over the last few years. there is a reason suella braverman was quite so influential in sunak�*s cabinet and that is in part because the right of the conservative party has been very loud and powerful. so, yes, david cameron definitely has a sway for some of those in the more moderate part of the party. but whether he is enough to unite what is currently a very divided conservative party and one that is not likely —— that is likely to become only more divided as the autumn statement raises its head next week and we see pressure on sunak to implement tax cuts is the real question. bind on sunak to implement tax cuts is the real question.— on sunak to implement tax cuts is the real question. and we had that statement now _ the real question. and we had that statement now from _ the real question. and we had t

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win over some of the blue wall because going to lose win over some of the blue wall beiwell, goingblue wall beiwell, can i going to lose win over some of the blue wall beiwell, can i justing to lose win over some of the blue wall beiwell, can i just picko lose it. well, can i just pick pockets? >> sounds like dodgy money and i just quickly than just quickly say that than nothing all. nothing at all. >> projected have 0% >> we're projected to have 0% growth the entirety next growth for the entirety of next yeah growth for the entirety of next year. saying we've year. so if he's saying we've turned corner, i mean, god turned a corner, i mean, god help us what his expectations were before that we haven't turned the corner, have we. >> he's just gone smack straight into look. into the wall. let's look. desperate desperate measures. i think the conservatives are >> i think the conservatives are a delusional. a little bit delusional. delusional because i'm delusional as well, because i'm looking party thinking looking at the party thinking because your mismanagement of because of your mi

win over some of the blue wall because going to lose win over some of the blue wall beiwell, goingblue wall beiwell, can i going to lose win over some of the blue wall beiwell, can i justing to lose win over some of the blue wall beiwell, can i just picko lose it. well, can i just pick pockets? >> sounds like dodgy money and i just quickly than just quickly say that than nothing all. nothing at all. >> projected have 0% >> we're projected to have 0% growth the entirety next growth for the entirety of next yeah growth for the entirety of next year. saying we've year. so if he's saying we've turned corner, i mean, god turned a corner, i mean, god help us what his expectations were before that we haven't turned the corner, have we. >> he's just gone smack straight into look. into the wall. let's look. desperate desperate measures. i think the conservatives are >> i think the conservatives are a delusional. a little bit delusional. delusional because i'm delusional as well, because i'm looking party thinking looking at the party thinking because your mismanagement of because of your mi

poppy, who was the budget for, for the voters of the blue wall?'t have much imact? ~ , looks like that didn't have much imact? ~' .,, , ., impact? i think it was partly for the tory party _ impact? i think it was partly for the tory party itself. _ impact? i think it was partly for the tory party itself. there - impact? i think it was partly for the tory party itself. there has| the tory party itself. there has been such disintegration you could argue since brexit. but it wasn't a budget. it was an autumn statement. except it was a budget. the fact they brought out the big guns shows they're gunning to an election. they can't send thousands the out to the streets without having the ability to say, i'm going to put very loose quotation marks, we cut taxes, because we know it doesn't add up. when you find 20 quid down the sofa and you spend it, you do it because it doesn't feel like yours. that happened here. the money they spent was fortuitous. but it wasn't planned. was fortuitous. but it wasn't lanned. av was fortuitous. but it wasn't lanned. .,

wall. now, perhaps blue, blue wall. wall seats in the parts of the country that you come from, darren, a lot people really darren, a lot of people really struggling and the tories have to careful about that. to be very careful about that. >> the conservative >> but equally, the conservative voters in 2019 and i get email after email about this when this debate comes up saying actually what needs to happen is to ultimate make work pay right? because a lot of people are saying, i could have made more money if i was on benefits , money if i was on benefits, right. if just stayed at right. if i'd just stayed at home and why people get home and that's why people get trapped welfare trapped in this welfare dependency. what jeremy dependency. that's what jeremy hunt is talking about, is it not? yes, absolutely. >> but the problem is the conservatives have not made work pay conservatives have not made work pay for very long time . i mean, pay for very long time. i mean, i you know , you see i sometimes, you know, you see job in

clash, is why it's such a good clash, because a way to because either this is a way to shore up the blue walletely alienated the red wall and you're completely knackered. i think i know which one this is, but who do you agree with? okay. how's rishi sunak caved in to the left. let's to x, formerly twitter. let's go to x, formerly twitter. chris says yes, he's packed the cabinet with remainers. he sacked the true voice of the people and he's wheeled out a brexit hating fossil out of his crypt . sunak brexit hating fossil out of his crypt. sunak must be brexit hating fossil out of his crypt . sunak must be kicked out crypt. sunak must be kicked out with used like chris. i'll tell you what, be doing my job you what, you'll be doing my job soon, also says on soon, richard also says on x suella sacked his home suella braverman sacked his home secretary. rishi sunak has stood up the right. this is up to the right. this is interesting. has stood up to interesting. has he stood up to the though, or has he the right though, or has he quite literally, as we're saying, caved in to the left wing martin o

clash, is why it's such a good clash, because a way to because either this is a way to shore up the blue wallely alienated the red wall and you're completely knackered. i think i know which one this is, but who do you agree with? okay. how's rishi sunak caved in to the left. let's to x, formerly twitter. let's go to x, formerly twitter. chris says yes, he's packed the cabinet with remainers. he sacked the true voice of the people and he's wheeled out a brexit hating fossil out of his crypt . sunak brexit hating fossil out of his crypt. sunak must be brexit hating fossil out of his crypt . sunak must be kicked out crypt. sunak must be kicked out with used like chris. i'll tell you what, be doing my job you what, you'll be doing my job soon, also says on soon, richard also says on x suella sacked his home suella braverman sacked his home secretary. rishi sunak has stood up the right. this is up to the right. this is interesting. has stood up to interesting. has he stood up to the though, or has he the right though, or has he quite literally, as we're saying, caved in to the left wing martin on

up on the red wall and is no“ blue wall because shore up given up on the red wall and is no“ blue wallpeal to those posh seats in home counties, in the home counties, oxfordshire, berkshire, surrey. >> i think there is a sense if you talk to red wall tory mps, they pretty much know it's over. >> but is that going to be enough, matthew? is that. >> i don't think will be >> no, i don't think it will be him the line. absolutely. him over the line. absolutely. >> don't. >> no, i don't. >> no, i don't. >> other news? are way >> other news? labour are way ahead. doing ahead. labour are doing brilliantly in the latest polls. >> and other thing it's >> and the other thing is it's just tone deaf as sunak just it seems tone deaf as sunak because you're of those because if you're one of those voters in that blue wall, quite a people are a lot of those people are pro—europe. then they've got second homes in europe and a large number and large number of them, and they're still going to they're still not going to forgive the forgive cameron for the mishandling referendum. mishandling the referendum.

as they've lost the blue wall as well killed your well.party. stone dead like domestos kills all known germs dead for too long. britain's monetary policy has been determined by the ostriches who sit with their headsin the ostriches who sit with their heads in the sand on the monetary policy committee . as monetary policy committee. as the world came out of lockdown, the world came out of lockdown, the ostriches insisted inflation would be transmitted early and stubbornly to increase stubbornly refused to increase interest eventually they stubbornly refused to increase inte round eventually they stubbornly refused to increase inte round to eventually they stubbornly refused to increase inte round to iteventually they stubbornly refused to increase inte round to it ,!entually they stubbornly refused to increase inte round to it, panicked, hey got round to it, panicked, overreacted and put rates up 13 consecutive times. however one of the ostriches has lifted her head from the sand. there rather splendid. catherine mann, who sits on the commi

we have launched a couple pilot programs, both up in the blue wall and the expansion states. so we are directly communicating with core constituencies on the ground. we are doing things that are focused again on in milwaukee. we have folks on the ground organizing. we have organizers opt the ground talking with hispanic americans. sos that's the work has to take place right now so when we turn the page into 2024, we have a clear choice between joe biden and whoever emerges from the maga republican primary that we have done the job of communicating with people about what this administration has done for them and their families and what our opponents. the to do to roll back the progress we have made. this is what a campaign is all about. it is a marathon, not a sprint. we're putting in the work to get it done. >> communications director with the biden campaign, thank you so much. >>> the red cross stays the health care system in gaza has passed the point of no return. the palestine red credit september says a hospital in gaza just hours away now from closing. the hospital will

was a sort of tactical shift towards that the more centrist tories who perhaps live in so—called blue wallgration. so in the letter there was a very clear warning but within that letter they also said we are going to support you, we are going to support you in your endeavour to be prime minister, but do not take us for advantage because we will post for these populist issues we are passionate about. it is post for these populist issues we are passionate about.— are passionate about. it is really aood to are passionate about. it is really good to talk _ are passionate about. it is really good to talk to _ are passionate about. it is really good to talk to you, _ are passionate about. it is really good to talk to you, thank- are passionate about. it is really good to talk to you, thank you. | let's continue with this story and cross to our political correspondent at westminster.— cross to our political correspondent at westminster. yes, david cameron was all smiles _ at westminster. yes, david cameron was all smiles when _ at westminster. yes, david cameron was all smiles when he _ at westmi

difficult defensive general election, the prime minister is focusing more on what is called the blue walle voted conservative for a long time and often backed the conservatives under david cameron with big majorities which are vulnerable. and yet his appointment as party chairman, richard holden, is a right—wing read war mp, so it will be interesting to see whether that creates tensions because the tories and have so many activists and so much money and have to defend an awful lot of seats. holden will come under a lot of pressure from other people in his 2019 intake to defend those red wall seats. if the prime minister's actual strategies to dig in in the true blue shines in the areas where he thinks he is more at risk from the liberal democrats, that will be a difficultjob for richard holden to pull off. a difficult job for richard holden to ull off. , ., to pull off. henry hill from conservative _ to pull off. henry hill from conservative home, - to pull off. henry hill from conservative home, thankj to pull off. henry hill from - conservative home, thank you very much. in the last few

we're up against many seats particularly in what we call the blue wall seats in places like sussex and heartlands. democrats are the ones who can beats the conservatives there. we're also seeing in the west country, we're coming back really strong. so the liberal democrats are looking forward to the general election because we're seeing so many of our traditional supporters coming home, but lots of longtime torey supporters coming to us, seeing a party that inss the economy and will deal with problems on health. >> but there is the right -- the voters have the right to understand what's your medium and long-term plan and why i ask if you'd at least consider the possibility that in order to get to the government to be in such a powerful position with an external election, there's at least some room for you to find a compromise with the labor party. >> i'm focused on the general election my job is to be with as many as i can and i'm extremely confident we can do that i've seen in the past people in the westminster bubble have focused on what happens after the election, and that means you

those people that the tory party has betrayed, and is pivoting back towards what we might call the blue wallhe south of the country. so, all in all, i am somewhat less than impressed by all this. we all, i am somewhat less than impressed by all this. we had a oster impressed by all this. we had a poster on _ impressed by all this. we had a poster on earlier _ impressed by all this. we had a poster on earlier who _ impressed by all this. we had a poster on earlier who didn't i impressed by all this. we had a i poster on earlier who didn't think the return of david cameron to the foreign office would make that much of a difference in terms of wooing back voters who may feel a bit disillusioned with the conservative party if the polls are to be believed? i party if the polls are to be believed?— party if the polls are to be believed? ., ., , believed? i agree with him. he was on a few moments _ believed? i agree with him. he was on a few moments ago, _ believed? i agree with him. he was on a few moments ago, and - believed? i agree with him. he was on a few moments ago, and i i believed? i agre

that's the blue wall. pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, states with manufacturing, states with a lot of working class voters. the states the democrats will win cycle after cycle until donald trump stole them in 2016. so therefore, joe biden was perceived as the best candidate to get them back, to build back that blue wall, and he did. margins were close, but he won, and they've spent -- this white house and the biden campaign shop have spent an extraordinary amount of time in the last three years focused on those states. the president has been to pennsylvania more than any other and michigan and wisconsin as well a bunch. though he was in illinois next door talking about union workers and manufacturing, and taking direct swipes at donald trump, and we have been reporting all week about how this was -- this has been an internal debate in the biden camp. they thought the gop primary field would take more shots at trump. they didn't, and they're now ramping up their own attacks and drawing that contrast with

are suburbs in this country, certainly in those states, becoming a blue wall for democrats?mean, i think that whether or not it of wall has yet to be seen. we'll see over a longitudinal look at this, especially as we come upon a presidential election next year. but i think what is really clear is that one of the biggest mistakes that gop made was creating a world without abortion, with less access to abortion over the last year and some change. because not woman and pregnant people don't have to imagine what the world would be, post route. we have been living in it. we have been seeing the kind of medical crises it's been causing. we've been seeing the kind of threats that people and doctors and mothers and daughters have been under. we've experienced what it feels like to have just a taste of our rights, once again, stripped. and people do not like it. so whether you're talking about the suburbs of an urban area or poor, ever folks have actually already tasted what that might look like. we don't have to imagine it and we fully reject living like this anymore. a lot of those

reasonable in state after state, red states like kansas and kentucky and blue states like the midwest blue walles like nevada and arizona that will be highly contested, you will see ballot initiatives. the problem for the modern republican party is how to message that when it's absolutely going to pass, yet their nominee for president is against all of it and wants to go even more draconian. that's the challenge that the republicans will have with donald trump as their nominee. >> dana: earlier this week you tweeted what if the democratic brand and joe biden have policies people actually like and the way people voted last night is a reflection of both those things? then how does that square with "the new york times" poll showing president biden's numbers so dismal? >> it's a great question. look, just a little history is important. you and i remember this. at this exact same time barack obama trailed mitt romney in every battleground state. george bush, the president you worked for trailed john kerry. bill clinton trailed bob dole. incumbents the end to start out slow. they own the economy, the

rishi sunak finally to him, essentially , is he just him, essentially, is he just shoring up the blue wallnd abandoning the brexiteers , abandoning the brexiteers, abandoning the brexiteers, abandoning the brexiteers, abandoning the red wall, abandon ing, levelling up? intriguingly, the lib dems say you're correct that this is about moving back towards the centre in to order capture and hold on to the southern vote. there is a theory that rishi sunak has consigned himself to losing gracefully that he just wants to lose in a way that his mates will say rishi, you tried your best and you remained a moderate throughout there was a little bit of flirtation with populism earlier this year when you started talking about green staff and when you started talking about i know what a woman is , but it looks as though woman is, but it looks as though with the appointment david with the appointment of david cameron, he's just cameron, that, yes, he's just trying to hold on to the traditional heartlands of the conservative party and to win approval of commentators like william hague . william hague. >>

rishi sunak finally to him, essentially , is he just him, essentially, is he just shoring up the blue wallnd abandoning the brexiteers , abandoning the brexiteers, abandoning the brexiteers, abandoning the brexiteers, abandoning the red wall, abandon ing, levelling up? intriguingly, the lib dems say you're correct that this is about moving back towards the centre in to order capture and hold on to the southern vote. there is a theory that rishi sunak has consigned himself to losing gracefully that he just wants to lose in a way that his mates will say rishi, you tried your best and you remained a moderate throughout there was a little bit of flirtation with populism earlier this year when you started talking about green staff and when you started talking about i know what a woman is , but it looks as though woman is, but it looks as though with the appointment david with the appointment of david cameron, he's just cameron, that, yes, he's just trying to hold on to the traditional heartlands of the conservative party and to win approval of commentators like william hague . william hague. >>

a blue wall cabinet. we're seeing a return to the old and a bit of a departure from the post brexit hit post post brexit government , at least the post brexit hit post post brexit government, at least in policy terms . so, you know, i policy terms. so, you know, i think the pylon piece is interesting as well because, you know, if you run the numbers, martin, and you'll find that, you know, if you live 500m, let's say 500m away from a pylon, which, you know, is still quite far in terms of how far away you would be from one, that's only 2.3% of households. and if you get closer to 50m, you're talking about 0.07. so i don't really know who this policy is targeted at and to me it just feels like a last ditch attempt to splash some cash , attempt to splash some cash, even though not many people are really going to benefit from it. >> well, sounds like jeremy >> well, it sounds like jeremy hunt been listening you hunt has been listening to you because actually on the front page the sunday times this page of the

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decades, not just of it's illegal operation, that's not an accusation, but of commissioning blue crimes wall carrying off itself. occupation. i think there's a range of race is i think the us defense industries. part of that the could somebody, the weapons that you as well gets in the us are made by american defense companies . and that's assisting, so that i think call all risk men and women across the u. s. i think definitely to use ro lobby a pack. and now those were incredibly influential and powerful funding. anyone's who is um, praise is around, but anyone is pretty cool. essentially is attempted to be paid in out of congress. i mean, it's pretty remarkable. after more than a month, you can pretty much count on 2 hands. how many american congressmen and women are even clothing for a safe spot? so get about anything more serious than that. you can't even find more than 10 american politicians, but a cooling for something most serious. what comes the day after? i think also this domestic political concerns that elements of the probably as real community, the jewish community. and i'm jew

ground and there within perhaps there is a rump within perhaps you say, blue you could say, the blue wall who'll really pleased to see who'll be really pleased to see the return of what i suppose a lot of people see as a sort of liberal, compassionate conservative in david cameron well, exactly. >> i think this is a really interesting political calculation and i think what it possibly indicates is that rishi sunak basically thinks he's already wall. those already lost the red wall. those seats which were fully , fully seats which were fully, fully labour until just a few years ago, who lent their votes as the former prime minister, boris johnson, put it to the conservatives in 2019in order to get brexit done. the polling suggests that those seats have already gone . really, and so do already gone. really, and so do those last two bruising, bruising byelections . one of bruising byelections. one of them in one of those northern seats. now it feels as though the battleground and is in the south between the lib dems in those sort of south west seats and home county seats and the conservative

take the party back towards the centre ground now that might buy him some votes, possibly in the blue wallof course there's the potential for him to lose a lot of votes up in the red wall. let's see what happens in the polls in the next few days. who will indeed? >> thank you, catherine. now, before i go to our panel, we're asking you at home, is this is this the return the remain this the return of the remain us? email farage at gbnews.com or on x or twitter in old money use hashtag nigel farage on gb news. now join me to join me to react this crazy day in british politics is richard tice, gb news, presenter and leader of reform uk. good evening, richard and jacob rees—mogg gb news presenter and of course tory mp for north east somerset. now to jacob you first. are you really offended by the fact that your leader , rishi sunak, can find no leader, rishi sunak, can find no mp good enough to be foreign secretary ? you've got to go back secretary? you've got to go back into the annals of history to a guy who wasn't even a peer and make him foreign secretary. what's with you? you what's wrong

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and so now it seems that rishi sunak is focusing on those southern seats known as the blue wall.sed to be very, very safe tory seats and are now up for grabs from the lib dems where the lib dems are really putting in a big showing. they're sending out all their sending out all of their campaigners every single one campaigners for every single one of elections. and of these by elections. and rishi sunak's that seeing the sunak's hope is that seeing the familiar of david cameron, familiar face of david cameron, that reassuring presence, perhaps older tony and sort perhaps his older tony and sort of born to rule vibe will go down well in those blue wall seats in the south and could help him to hold to on a few of those constituencies which are looking a bit shady at the moment. >> olivia i'd be fascinated to know where cameron sits in cabinet this morning, his first time back in cabinet since he flounced out of having lost the brexit referendum because as foreign secretary he's one of the senior cabinet. is he the most senior cabinet. is he going take his by going to take his place?

cameron might give him some help in retaining the blue wall, but it's all over the blue wall, but it'sn as a right wing politician. >> i think it's really interesting. we've got a remainer and a brexiteer here who both that david who both think that david cameron, both have poor cameron, who both have poor views david cameron and views of david cameron and i think is this is the think this is this is the theresa trap, isn't it? if theresa may trap, isn't it? if you're someone who upsets the remainers , perhaps by calling remainers, perhaps by calling a referendum in the first place and then upsets the brexiteers by campaigning in the other way, you left two halves of you you've left two halves of the with nothing to like you you've left two halves of the you. with nothing to like you you've left two halves of the you. buth nothing to like you you've left two halves of the you. but let'shing to like you you've left two halves of the you. but let's pause» like you you've left two halves of the you. but let's pause thise about you. but let's pause this conversation for now, because it's j

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i've noticed a real split in terms of how blue wall and red wall mps see the david cameron appointmenttroversial . and i think that controversial. and i think that also i think migration is just really seen as the kind of key flashpoint here. some interestingly, some sunak people are saying, well, actually, you know, maybe it was good that he got rid of suella before those that wednesday court that wednesday rwanda court judgement . that wednesday rwanda court judgement. think there's judgement. but i think there's no it's been a big blow no doubt it's been a big blow and really to jeremy and really looking to jeremy hunt here. hunt for salvation here. >> yeah. james absolutely stellar stuff us in. stellar stuff to lead us in. james hill there, the political correspondent for the spectator. like let's get the thoughts of my panel, shall we? political commentator suzanne evans . we've commentator suzanne evans. we've got environment secretary got former environment secretary ranil jayawardena mp and author and journalist rebecca reid. look, susan, i'll start with you . you think the tor

take the party back towards the centre ground now that might buy him some votes, possibly in the blue wallourse there's the potential for him to lose a lot of votes up in the red wall. let's see what happens in the polls in the next few days. who will indeed? >> thank you, catherine. now, before i go to our panel, we're asking you at home, is this is this the return the remain this the return of the remain us? email farage at gbnews.com or on x or twitter in old money use hashtag nigel farage on gb news. now join me to join me to react this crazy day in british politics is richard tice, gb news, presenter and leader of reform uk. good evening, richard and jacob rees—mogg gb news presenter and of course tory mp for north east somerset. now to jacob you first. are you really offended by the fact that your leader , rishi sunak, can find no leader, rishi sunak, can find no mp good enough to be foreign secretary ? you've got to go back secretary? you've got to go back into the annals of history to a guy who wasn't even a peer and make him foreign secretary. what's with you? you what's wrong wit

neil: you're right both to say something obvious in talking about the red or blue thing, but wall streeted the days of bill clinton. >> yeah. neil: they were all making money hand over fist, and that's what it comes down. is so so who will they most enjoy working with, someone who's going to help that process, not someone who's going to hurt it, right in. >> the reasons the freedom caucus actually has gained traction because those are the defines who said we can't keep spending. decan't keep having these omnibuses and continuing resolutions. need to hold the line. i agree with that. in fact, we even need to push the line back and deal with entitlements. guess what? the problem 1st, that's -- the problem is that's not a popular thing to say because you're going to take money away from people to do that. neil: talk about the third rail. in the mean time, we aring looking at other developments, how this israeli-hamas war is factoring out, some very tough positions that benjamin netanyahu has taken. but a very different market reaction to this particular war in the middle east versus last on

the above all, we have to catch the females because legally, eggs, twice a year. finally, a wall of the blue crab has even made its way into italian cooking, appearing on menus alongside the classic spaghetti i live on. while a little i break the model and fry them with onions, garlic, and chilly. then i let them simmer with a splash of wind full. what do you mean? a beautiful pasta with very little effort. but blue crab hasn't really caught on yet. there sold the fish market to knock down price is because demand is modest compared to the overwhelming supply english, the georgiana, $400.00 at least fisher's earned $0.20 per kilo between the biscuits. so that means they are basically making a considerable loss until a lot of tv map is spinning, but to protect their own future data, they still harvest large quantities of police crowds important people in the tv, the get out and key to the government has released 2900000 euros for catching and disposing of the crabs and advice sufficient communities to capture as many as we can to at least save some clams. fisher's happened, wire mesh, fencing

the picture on the wall is so nice. and then the color itself was requested for this one the wall turned bluey a little lonely, we need for his friends to come to him. the only price you pay, where the broken heart stay, you can buy a dream or two to last you all through the years and the only price you pay, where the broken heart stay, you can buy a dream or two to last you all through the years, and the only price you pay, but is heartful. which the media wizard said that this is a german artifact, and this is such a rather rare story, i’m very happy that you , mr., met me, but i need to give a name, i called my dad, showed him the closet, according to my dad’s version, this gentleman’s name is hans, so hans , welcome to your new home, may you feel incredibly comfortable in this cozy kitchen. maybe down in lonsome town, i can learn to forget. he began to build his the capital where a city cannot be built, the creation of peter the great, st. petersburg, will become the main symbol of his transformations. upon returning to moscow, peter hurried to share his joy with martha katarina; tsar pet

now, might he think braverman is think that suella braverman is putting voters off in the blue wall,ou know, a lot of people in westminster, this is the talk of the town. >> do you think she'll survive this? >> i think it's really difficult to say. one of the interesting points that is sort of bubbling along the mill today is along the rumour mill today is that has been that rishi sunak has been thought thinking of doing thought to be thinking of doing a cabinet reshuffle a whole cabinet reshuffle for quite time now. we were quite some time now. we were expecting one in september. it then got delayed. we were expecting october. it expecting one in october. it then got we're now into then got delayed. we're now into november. this could be one of the last proper chances for rishi sunak to set a new top team going into the election. that will happen probably within the next 12 months. and so this much rumoured reshuffle, could this be sort of the instigating point for a much wider reorganisation of the cabinet? that's an open question in westminster today. >> that's interesting because

those winners, particularly in those safe seats, but also in the in the old red wall that became the blue wally, challenge labour to vote against whatever this great idea is. >> there are so many things that they you know, they could have done, you know, from but what emma from fracking, but what emma said just i have to say, a shiver ran down my spine when i heard her talking about that. it's like we back it's like we brought back cameron. now going to it's like we brought back came back now going to it's like we brought back came back truss? 1ow going to it's like we brought back came back truss? |sn going to it's like we brought back came back truss? is thising to it's like we brought back came back truss? is this when bring back truss? is this when you talk about really going going hell for leather? because believe i'd rather believe you me, that i'd rather her back than george osborne. >> frankly. >> frankly. >> well, that's >> yeah, well, that's a considered argument. econometric grounds rather than a personal dislike . dislike. >> let's see what some of our viewers have been saying at h

a lot of dreams, you know, that i kind of wake up on this sofa, everything is dark, this wall is no longer bluehing is black, and up here, it's like that, everything is burnt up, and it's like that. the rescuers had a dangerous job even before the war, taking into account the shelling, it became even more dangerous, and literally got heavier, kivlar helmets and body armor were added to their equipment, this is plus your equipment, your apparatus, also 12.5 km, plus combat clothing, which protects us from the field, plus this bulletproof vest, a helmet, in general , it can reach 20-25 kg, that's just on itself, plus the ptv that we take, crowbars, crimson. fire hoses, barrels, fire extinguishers, various drinks, pellets, and we take all this on ourselves and go where we need it, where it is needed... our help, we generally take turns sleeping, so we can at night, someone is alone , the other is looking for kiev, the district is our visa, shevchenka, and somewhere in pechersk a rocket has fallen, shot down or landed, then we hear it, we we are already listening, we are already drying the airs of

blue, i will, capital. >> we always like dividend growers and blew our will is in the private credit world a lot of banks not lending money and big walle owl is on park avenue in new york that have raised billions of dollars where banks won't lend. a lot of money in the get a the dividend double digits every year for the three or four years ahead. >> next one is truest. >> is a huge regional bank that got hit when first republic went down. we love the story of truest being judged as a regional bank but it's a lot bigger. the stock is up for $5 a share in the last couple weeks. we think the worst days are behind it. 7% are covering the dividend with cash flow. >> 7%, take it. verizon. verizon is another story, cap ex $31.2 weeks ago it's up to 36. the best quoted last week that they've announced in a couple of years. definitely a huge expense of 5g is past them and now they have a lot of profits to bring it ahead and need to execute well but verizon we think the worst days are behind it. stuart: last week you told us about a moral operator that was well paced seven or 8%. i forgot the name. >> simon property group. as pg 272 models one