. moving here who are non—doms.figures, we raised 12.4 billion in income tax capital gains and national insurance from them last year. that works out at about 157,000 each, which means that they are in the top 1% of taxpayers in this country. and the top 1% of taxpayers pay about 30% of all income tax. >> yes. so if we lose them, the cost to the exchequer is significant . significant. >> it's not just because any money they bring in, if they are living here for 15 years and they're not working , they have they're not working, they have to bring in something to pay for their their staff their housing and their staff and whatever they're doing , uh, and whatever they're doing, uh, that's taxed as well. so income that's taxed as well. so income that you bring in, uh, you don't have to earn income here. you could actually bring the income you need to live that is you need to live on that is taxed. so it's. yeah. >> let me bring nigel in, because this isn't good because if this isn't good economics, let's leave that to o

. >> dom, good morning.apital one financial is buying discover financial services in a $35.3 billion all-stock deal. the companies expected deal to close in late 2024 or early 2025. capital one shareholders will hold 60% and discover shareholders will own 40% of the combined company. the merger marks one of the industry's biggest since the 2008 financial crisis and is the industry's largest since the $66 billion deal between bb and sun trust five years ago. >>> the biden administration announcing it will give chipmaker global foundry $3.1 billion to build in upstate new york. the funding is expected to provide a boost to global foundry clients like general motors and lockheed martin and other autos in the sector. this is the largest chips act award to date and offers a hint of what to expect from other major awards for intel and tsmc and micron. >> and global foundry shares up 12% in pre-market. silvana, thank you. >>> to china and beijing taking new steps to prop up the struggling property market and boost

dom?a, it looks like a lot of these change makers are in the health care business. why do you think right now the sector is so big? we just talked a lot about it in our last segment. >> that's right. so about 22% of the women on the list are in the pharma or health care space. this come do you understand to thefact that women tend to be decision makers when it comes to health care. we have a number of women who are leading the charge in these glp-1s. we have the ceo of weight watchers who made the controversial move to pivot that company to focus on that glp-1 drug. and we also have women who are at eli lilly, and they have been really inhave strumental to ram the production of glp-1 and other life-saving drugs. >> it's like tomorrow's news today. we're looking at those people making an impact down the line. what's next for the franchise? >> we want to keep it up, dom. you can find much more on this list on cnbc.com/changemakers. real all of their amazing bios. and april 18th in new york,

>> rates are still really restrictive, dom.you think about the ten-year and focus on the real yield, it's about 2%. if you look at fed funds, it's about 3%. those numbers are very high. so what that tells me is policymakers at the fed and true at central banks, as well, they want to keep policy tight a bit longer, so they're taking out a prescription against the patient, really going crazy and have inflation go rocketing up. but they can't keep rates restricted too much longer. so it's a tough path to walk. it sets the stage for the fed to cut, perhaps a lot less than people anticipated, at least this year. but you can't keep real yields back high for that long, or there will be real trouble. >> it might be restrictive, and that's true in pretty much in every academic sense of that term, but the stock market doesn't view it that way. we're just about at record highs. we thought that nvidia would have to blow it out of the park by a threefold to keep the market going higher. nvidia was solid, no doubt, but the market continued h

hi, eamon. >> hi there, dom.ss to political points of view and prevent those companies from excluding some political commentary on freedom of speech grounds. states argue that users of social media sites have freedom of speech rights to express themselves, but the companies led by their trade associations argue that it is the companies themselves that have the freedom of speech right to decide what to include or not to include on their own services and throughout the oral arguments that we heard this morning, all sides sought to hear the right analogy to fit the argument of the technology of the future. one a nalogy is that this is muh like a shopping mall that private owners do have a responsibility to allow political activity by customers because the malls are something like town squares. another was boston's st. patrick's day parades where organizers could not be forced to allow a gay rights group to participate because the organizers had the freedom to decide what to include or not to include in their event.

here are those details >> reporter: hey there, dom. come roaring back, and the volume of payments to criminals from hacking victims set a new record in 2023, surpassing $1 billion for the first time take a look at this chart. from block chain analysis firm which put out their report on crypto crime today you see a drop in payments there, from criminals from 2021 to 2022. which experts say is largely attributable to the russian invasion of ukraine which disrupted gangs operating in both countries in 2023, the payments rocketed back up to a new high of $1.1 billion, which is due to a large influx of new players into the space. other analysts have suggested that the russians and ukrainians have been able to regroup a little bit since the early days of the war and part of what's driving that new high is a new emphasis on very large ransom payments, with a share of $1 million plus ransoms surging, even as the smaller payouts decline as you can see on this chart here that means the bad guys are able to generate more revenue with less work. o

let's talk non—doms is it time to scrap the non—dom tax status in this country or not? hi there, michelle dewberry, i'm with you till seven. the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie and the visiting professor staffordshire professor at staffordshire university, , remain university, tom bullock, remain alongside me. jeff says i'm a retired police officer and i can tell you every single police force currently employ criminally convicted officers , criminally convicted officers, and that is in the here and now is in my day, you'd have been kicked straight out. paul says, michelle, what you've got to understand is the average copper is frightened of being called a grass . and that's why some of grass. and that's why some of the wrong ones are not being called out . uh, doug says i'm called out. uh, doug says i'm a retired officer , and i can't retired officer, and i can't understand how so many rogues are being allowed in. uh, in the first place. he says, uh, when he joined back in the day, all the checks and balances were in place, and you basically wouldn't, um, hav

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and they consider being consider themselves as being non—dom purposes. non—dom for these purposes. is that you have an incentive scheme like this to attract wealthy people to come and the united kingdom, and live in the united kingdom, to invest to down to invest here, to put down their here and all their family roots here and all these of wonderful things their family roots here and all thes�*they of wonderful things their family roots here and all thes�*they can wonderful things their family roots here and all thes�*they can thenjerful things their family roots here and all thes�*they can then investthings their family roots here and all thes�*they can then invest in ngs their family roots here and all thes�*they can then invest in and that they can then invest in and all rest of it. and so you all the rest of it. and so you get purposes of their get the purposes of their family, businesses maybe being based tax based here, you can then tax what here, and that will what they do here, and that will go and pay for schools and hospitals. but they're not afraid the british tax man ho

or non—dom .7 non—dom?eching u—turn. chris, is this smart politics or non—dom . politics >> hahaha. >> hahaha. >> nice one tom. yeah, i think it is quite smart politics. it shows a degree of manoeuvring ability. yes, you're of course you're right. it goes against what previous tory chancellors, including jeremy hunt, have said before about this idea of scaring wealth and forcing scaring off wealth and forcing a flight of capital. there's around 55,000 people, oh point oh 8% of the population are non—dom , as it means that they non—dom, as it means that they are foreigners who reside in the uk . they can avoid paying tax. uk. they can avoid paying tax. the first seven years here after that, they pay £30,000 a fee to avoid paying the tax. here on their global earnings, rising to £60,000 after 12. if they're here from 12 other past 14 years, there's a way of just keeping people here who are well off and of course they pay money elsewhere and we the revenue can make money off them as they purchase goods, etc. w

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non—dom status. march and eat into labour's support. it's an election strategy , kind of, and another strategy, kind of, and another very tory policy is protecting the pension. >> it seems as good news on the triple lock. liam >> well it is good news on the triple lock. if you are in receipt of the basic state pension, if you are a youngster paying pension, if you are a youngster paying taxes , paying a huge paying taxes, paying a huge amounts of money for rent, unable to buy a house, you may have a different point of view. let's have another on the money graphic . it let's have another on the money graphic. it wouldn't be the same, would martin? without same, would it, martin? without the triple lock. is it? the triple lock. what is it? it's a invention. it says it's a tory invention. it says that the state pension goes up each year by the highest of wage growth. inflation or 2.5, whichever is , is higher. and whichever is, is higher. and that means that the state pension is set to increase by 8.5%

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that non—dom tax perk. >> basically who >> so basically for people who earn them live in the uk but earn them live in the uk but earn most of their money outside earn them live in the uk but eathefost of their money outside earn them live in the uk but eathefost you 1eir money outside earn them live in the uk but eathefost you can money outside earn them live in the uk but eathefost you can have y outside earn them live in the uk but eathefost you can have non—dom of the uk, you can have non—dom status. you have pay status. you don't have to pay any tax money that's any tax on the money that's earned we've earned abroad. so we've got a bunch people love bunch of rich people who love living in the uk because our living in the uk because of our arts, our stars arts, because of our tv stars like schaffer, and it like lewis schaffer, and it looks like jeffrey epstein, and they appropriate they don't pay the appropriate taxes to live here. now like i said, i think labour felt safe to announce this policy. they d

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your dw washington correspondent, janelle dom ally on is following this for us. i put it to her that it was a fairly easy victory for trump in the end to spot mickey highlights hopes that she'd do better in harm state. indeed it was jarred and we're actually coming to uh, from the south carolina primary watched parties organized by donald trump. supporters . as you can imagine, the mood here has been very vigilant. even though this was a victory that was largely expected ahead of the primaries pull after pools, put donald trump afar. i d. hey leads south carolina. that is simply a place where who has a lot of supports. in fact, there was a survey out that said that costs 65 percent of republican primary voters would still be about donald trump. a fit for office were convicted for a crime. 2 thirds of republican primary voters believe that joe biden to not win the 2020 election and that donald trump did. this, of course, is not true. joe biden won that election as for nicky healey, of course. so this is a terrible blow for her. we are talking about for home state

dom? >> everything is so green. everything is so green in the marketplace right now. everything, but you get the point. let's not bury the lead. from a macro perspective, we are at record highs for the dow industrials and the s&p 500. again, record highs. by the way, we are at session highs right now. the dow industrials up 328 points, almost a 1% gain there, 38,941 the s&p 500 is solidly north of 5,000. 5,074, up 92 points. we were up roughly 57 points at the session lows so, again, a market move higher, up nearly 2% and at 2.75% gain for the nasdaq composite, north of 16,000 we are just about a percent and change away from its own record high for the composite and about a quarter percent away from a record high for the large-cap nasdaq 100 look at the travel and leisure name royal caribbean upping its annual profit guidance they think that bookings are, again, stronger now and for all four quarters this year than they were at the same time last year royal caribbean up nearly 7% but carnival, catching a tail wind there norwegian, catching a tail wind. expedia and boo

. >> dare i say, dom, that is random but interesting >> i love it >> $170 billion. holy smokes., thank you >>> let's bring in someone who knows what is at stake and owns a stake in intel was a software engineer back in the day when technology and data weren't really ready for primetime, and there was no such thing as a data center different story today, and now she is a professional investor that is kim forest is back kim, nvidia, wow i saw you nodding off to my left on the giant screen here big numbers around nvidia, their earnings, the options activity that dom just laid out how important is nvidia tonight? >> well, brian, i think numbers say it all it's really, really important. but let's talk about why it's this important i think what the two questions that are being asked probably invisibly is,first, is ai a real thing is generative ai the next internet, the next whatever, the next big tech experiment that's going to change our lives? and the second thing is, well, maybe there's three. the second thing is, does nvidia benefit from this this quarter, and does that buildout s

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_ would end the tax break where non—dom to pay taxes in the country in which _ non—dom to pay taxeshat money to fund _ and we would use all of that money to fund an — and we would use all of that money to fund an immediate injection of cash into— to fund an immediate injection of cash into the public services which are on— cash into the public services which are on their— cash into the public services which are on their knees. but we have to have _ are on their knees. but we have to have a _ are on their knees. but we have to have a serious point to grow the economy — have a serious point to grow the economy. as i set out in the speech 'ust economy. as i set out in the speech just this _ economy. as i set out in the speech just this morning, if our economy hadn't _ just this morning, if our economy hadn't grown of the countries —— man hadn't grown of the countries —— man had grown _ hadn't grown of the countries —— man had grown at — hadn't grown of the countries —— man had grown at the same rate as other countries. it— had grown at the same rate as other countries, it would be hund

the non—dom tax, if he hasn't.ll raise over £3 billion. 1.8 billion of that goes into nhs free breakfast clubs for primary school children and improved dentistry . see, that still dentistry. see, that still leaves over £1 billion left. so he hasn't spent it several times oven he hasn't spent it several times over. he's used the pot to spend it on several different things. >> kulveer i'm going to come back to you in one moment, but i do want to just press nigel on this because, nigel, it's fair to that you want labour to say that you want a labour government be honest, government and let's be honest, a government is coming. a labour government is coming. i think it's duty prime think it's my duty as a prime time warn my time broadcaster to warn my viewers and listeners of what's going to now, have going to happen. now, i have said that some of his remarks this week been quite this week have been quite positive. example, they positive. for example, they will not cap on not reintroduce the cap on bankers bonuses that'

but we begin with today's markets and dom chu, who has the numbers. hey, dom. >> we're still in that s&p 500 5,000 watch. we stand at 4990 for that indecision. the record high that we did see intraday yesterday, just to put it out there again was 4999. so yes, just one point, and even less so short of that $5,000 psychological mark. today, down about four points. we were up two at the highs of the session and down roughly eight points at the lows. so, again, a very tight range. an area of consolidation. traders trying to figure out what that next leg is going to be. the dow down about 0.2 of 1%. 38,621. and the nasdaq outperforming, up just 0.2 of 1%, to 15,782, the current state of play on a macro level. let's take a look at one of the names that is getting a lot of attention. arm holdings, remember, back in september of last year, big, hiked up trade. the ipo price at that point was $51 per share. we're currently trading at $121.73. a massive move higher, up 58 points on the heels of better than expected earnings. also, a good forecast out of them.

laboursays known as so—called non—doms for tax purposes.n £2 million to spend on the health service, breakfast clubs at primary school. it now would appear that the chancellor has not made a final decision but is considering doing the same thing, in other words, taxing these rich, wealthy foreign individuals. but he might well devote the money to cutting taxes for working people, cutting taxes for working people, cutting the rate of national insurance further. if he did that, thenit insurance further. if he did that, then it provides something of a challenge to labour, because effectively it would say, "right, what are you going to do? are you going to reverse that tax cut for working people or are you going to raise taxes elsewhere if you still want to pay for that investment in the health service and in children's breakfast club?" i think you can see in an election year, budgets are often more about politics than economics. often more about politics than economica— often more about politics than economics. ., ~ , ., , . economics. thank y

we begin with dom chu and the numbers. dom, take it away. >> strong ones, brian sullivan, and green across the board here. we are going to put a gold star up off the bat for the s&p 500 we are at record highs so far on an intraday basis. it's currently at 4988 at the highs of the session, that level was 4995. so literally just five points away from s&p 5,000, not sure how many people had that in their bingo card, but that's where we're at the dow up about 1/3 of 1%, 38,670 and the nasdaq composite, in line with the rest to have market overall 15,716, up 107 points. of course, that big tech trade is helping to power things so far today. if you take a look at the overall picture for where else in the market we're keeping a close eye on, check out what's happening with regard to the real outperformance of those mega cap technology stocks versus the smaller cap russell 2,000. on a year-to-date basis, the s&p 500 up a very respectable 4.5% the mid-cap stocks, the middle soft spot ground there, down about half of 1% but look at

s. nato ally, a member of the european union because hungary is not following through on the you as dom on the nature of the mob. that it except a sweet whose induction into nature. and when the outline and the rising capital is a traditional chinese new year celebration of takes off in moscow on friday, is the 1st of many festivities plans the pacific. these plans for the russian chinese use of culture in 2020 full and 2025 high level russian officials on the delegation from the chinese embassy attended the opening ceremony. correspondents, new new waco. and this is kind of give sky elaine, in the very heart of moscow, and this is the 1st time that the chinese new year is being celebrated on such a grand. the moscow is marching the holiday in his own special way. as you can see, the city is decorated with cultural and traditional chinese. the course. there are chinese lantern, colorful paper cutting as well as the dragon as this is the use of the jacket. and here on the side of the sky, a square people are celebrating the holidays in the most chinese way as possible. george is a pretty

dom? >> so just trying to figure out -- >> if the potential for a.i.e to build out this thing. >> right. >> what the hell -- what does it look like? what will our lives look like based on what a.i. is going to do. >> you have to -- the whole thing. believe a transfer of economics from, frankly, labor to more technology. >> that's bad. >> correct >> maybe it's a productivity thing? >> never happened before always wrong, today. >> they say. that's the -- you think that has to be the economic situation. >> dom, has the internet not changed? think about, before the internet, what our lives, some of us remember that. i mean, it's unbelievable. >> a totally different thing our kids grow up with it and is a.i. the same thing and what does it look like, dom what the hell does that look like or mean for me, joe kernen? >> think of about, i was in, in late high school, college when the internet was kind of first just kicking off like the mid, mid-1990s to late 1990s. transformative look how much it rocketed innovation, right? in the next 15 to 20 years if at thi

so billionaires, uh, non—dom, uh , non—payers at uh, non—dom, uh, non—payers at the moment , uh, non—domend that status and put that money into the health service. we'll levy vat fees , uh, on private school vat fees, uh, on private school fees and put that money into state schools. but beyond that, we are making it very clear that what we need to fund improvements in public services are is economic growth. and that means planning reform . it means means planning reform. it means a major house building programme . it means stability for business and the country , and it business and the country, and it means a restoration of confidence . and, you know, all confidence. and, you know, all those things we did achieve in 13 years of labour government. if you look at the figures, the average growth rate under the last labour government was 2. under this government, it's been 1.5. that difference is worth about £150 billion. that's the difference between labour in power and the last 14 years of the tories . the tories. >> bill rammell thank you. going to come back to you. kwasi very interestin

. >> yeah, dom, i think the story was both the strength of the number, which i would sort of attenuate because the seasonal adjustment factors may have played a role, making it hotter than it otherwise would appear but it was still pretty strong i was looking at the revisions which showed 126,000 plus, revisions for the prior two months you have two months in a row of plus three and then you've got to worry about what bowman is talking about. do fed officials start to think the progress toward the loosening of the job market has stalled. and certainly what's happening, there are the nonfarm payrolls and the hourly wage numbers. which i don't really like those numbers so much from the government i tend to follow the adp wage numbers, they have been on the way down on a year-over-year basis. if you look at the probabilities, march has been dialed out and some questions now about is may the right month. the fed i think is going to take a couple months to make up its mind and powell, i think, is looking from wednesday saying we should relax here and let's look at more data >> steve, i know

this week, he has finally found the cause he wants to rally around, the non-dom status. he finds himself backing tax avoidance over nhs appointments, does he start to understand why his own mp's are saying that he simply does not get what britain needs? >> i will take no lectures about getting britain from a man who thought it was right to defend terrorists. what we are doing is building a brighter future for our country, and just last week, we expanded healthcare in pharmacies, today, expanding dental care, and this week, helping millions with the cost of living and, most importantly, cutting national insurance. all while the labour party argues over 28 billion different ways to raise people's taxes. that is the difference between us, we are delivering a plan, they cannot even agree on one. >> my constituents and i send our best wishes to the king and the royal family. despite the popular narrative, our economy is doing well, with an unemployment rate well below the eu average, strong inward investment and record employment. taxes are higher than conservatives would lik

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and dw is janelle, dom alone told me more about these latest sections. so yeah, so earlier we actually her job. i didn't talk about these sanctions and a speech at the white house. he reiterated that the white house does blame of the kremlin for the death of alexia volney, and that the sanctions are in response to them. now the sanctions of course, are the single largest trains of sanctions imposed on russia in a single day since the worst started, as he said, and includes over $500.00 targets, including 2 of russia is biggest companies by revenue as a supplier of specialty steals, as well as a military logistics company, now it also aims to target the financial sector in the form of targeting and not in a rush was national payment system. the point of the sanctions is also to cut into rushes, oil revenue as well as crank crack down on the sanctions, evasion enablers around the world, in europe, in s and central asia, and in the middle east. now of course saw these us sanctions come after that you has announced their own sanctions as well as the u. k. an

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as president low dom is a lensky made a rare acknowledgement of the extent of ukraine's difficulties. i should collect at top speed, the threats. each of these is 31000 ukrainian military personnel has died and as will 31000 ukrainian. so, which has just lots enough, but i can tell you how many a wounded, because of russia will know how many people have left the battle field. i just can't say it off the schedule. but, but lensky insisted that despite the loss is ukraine would still, when the war provided its partners maintain their support. she looked to the pro her, i will ukraine lose, you know, would it be very difficult for us now with the very many victims. so let's, it depends on use on our allies, on the west and well if we are well on his own, if we have weapons or we will not lose this, will we will when it, when the program, which would be no more reasonable than i was earlier germany's foreign minister and elaina babel stressed the violins backing could be relied upon. as she visited the southern ukrainian pulled city you make a live watching video, which one wants to world

dw is janelle, dom alone takes a look at the recent highs on those of biden's leadership and gives, have thoughts on what tools the republicans might use to try to take him down. there's a word that appear to have dropped out of president joe biden. speech is something he's to say all the time to find nomics is just another way of saying the american dream bite. and on the idea that biden studied an economy thrown off balance by the pandemic. and that big on the future with a non vicious infrastructure program. but it's so for gained little traction with voters. one just released pull shows that less than 40 percent of surveyed voters approve of the president's economic record and of his overall performance. and those are just some of the national issues of what some of his foreign policy choices are threatening his standing at home. here's unwavering support of israel's war against a moss. and the more than $27000.00 palestinians killed in the campaign is hurting his image, especially among young voters and providing ammunition with political element. but what donald trump will try to d

and we've reached a stage of the war where both sides really do appear duct and t w's. janelle dom allowing their stay now where authorities in the coastal city of valencia say at least 9 people have died after a fire ripped through an apartment block. fears are high that the death toll could yet climb as emergency workers search through the remains of the high rise residential complex. blay started in one of the apartments on thursday night quickly spreading out of control the firefighters search the charred remains of the residential towers. looking for victims, it's not clear how many people were inside when the fire roared through the joining buildings. the complex reportedly contained 138 apartments and was home to some 450 people. volunteers and local residents have sprung into action, gathering donations for those left homeless. i brought every single medicine suites for the kids. so if you can stop thinking about the kids who are without a house, now, i don't even know anybody. but it breaks my heart some of the survivors have been relocated to nearby hotels in the city, valencia, w

ukrainian border, reportedly carrying home dozens of ukrainian prisoners of war to our home at last a dom. i'm so making a loan a way to to call it. yeah, yes. yes. ok, daddy, it's me. you know, i've been exchange, you know, i'm in ukraine. i'm alive, you're everything okay with me up the quote release also on the other side of the border. i'm very glad i want to dislike. i don't know what i've never had such feelings. this is our land and home life. this is very good. this is the 5th test reason, exchange between russia and ukraine. since most oh, it's full scale invasion. well, it follows the deadly crush for russian military transport plane last week that according to moscow, was carrying ukrainian present as a full for him. now the plans exchange, russia blames ukraine for the attack. something keep neither consumes, no denies some fee if the incident could jeopardize the prison exchanges. but both russia and ukraine seem determined to continue. will it stop the exchanges? we weren't stopped the exchanges. we have to get our guys back and i'm say 3 bathrooms, a. but when you propose,

washington correspondent janelle dom alone is that the c pack conference to now tell us more about what trump sad to say. well, as you saw that there been definitely a very fiery speech, very classic. donald trump, basically he talked about his dystopian vis or vision of the future. they were really trying to set himself apart from bite. and he called the bite and administration years of chaos, blood shed and violence. something of course of that is not really boring up by the facts. violent crime is dropping all over america in cities, big and small. but what he's trying to do here is really tell the voters here that he's the only thing standing between them and his vision of great american decline, a vision of the invasion of illegal immigrants, a vision of runaway inflation. so basically that is what he mostly concentrated his message on today. could this address affect the results of the south carolina republican primaries that's taking place of the well the south carolina primary in terms of that. it's thought that the results of those primary primaries, that's something that he's

convicted of what the russian government calls discrediting the on forces and for open liquid sizing, villa dom or both ends and vision of ukraine. despite the outcome, he sent a clear message to the regime. i don't consider myself alone. i'm part of a large team, both in the memorial human rights organization and more broadly. we live in the 21st century. the russian, the parties are going backwards back from the 20th to the 17th and 16 century. and unfortunately, the country with them or but victory was it'd be ours ahead of the verdict or loves both with his supporters outside the court. although the government has deemed him a foreign agent, he remains a prominent and celebrated figure in moscow, largely because of his affiliation with memorial. the countries to oldest human rights organization, which was banned from operating in 2021. but the band has not halted, then work we will look, we will live and think. we hopes that some day, what is happening now will end an o like may be, will be released. many of all of supporters have also been outspoken about the politically motivated nature o

okay, to a dw is janelle dom allowed day in washington. janelle, thanks so much for that. so as we've been hearing, donald trump has taken another big step to securing the republican presidential nomination. but a group of republicans is planning for a future where he's not pause. how washington bureau chief in his poll met some of them as a novice summit con principles 1st happening this weekend in the us capital it appears that there is currently no viable alternatives to donald trump has the republican policies presidential candidate. however, not all republicans are in support of 2 and they will not win a general election to smile. a lawyer is organizing the principles for somebody than washington which aims to find ways to liberate the party from problems influence. i think if he wins his great, i mean the, the, his grip on the party will be fine. i, i can be able to, that the question will be resolved. the transformation on ideas will be complete, the republican party will no longer be a party of so it'll be a party of isolationism. it will be a party of conspiracy t