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scottish tory leader douglas ross said it was a coalition of chaos that had now ended in chaos.d in chaos . a court in now ended in chaos. a court in new york has overturned harvey weinstein's 2020 conviction for sex crimes . it's weinstein's 2020 conviction for sex crimes. it's a stunning development for the former top hollywood producer , whose crimes hollywood producer, whose crimes sparked what became known as the metoo movement. manhattan's district attorney will now decide whether to seek a retrial. there's little chance of him being released, though he's also serving 16 years for the rape of a woman in a beverly hills hotel . donald trump says hills hotel. donald trump says that us presidents must be immune from the threat of prosecution. it comes as his hush money case continues today. it's the big day for the former president . in a separate case, president. in a separate case, the us supreme court will hear arguments later for why he should be immune from charges related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election. speak outside the 2020 election. speak outside the court

i mean, douglas ross, the leader of the scottish conservatives, tabled this vote of no confidence inaf. obviously he's not going to be onside. the labour party issues there. you know they it's essential for them to get a big majority to absolutely smash the snp. the idea that they might buddy up with the snp, even for some sort of confidence and supply agreement, seems pretty absurd. and the lib dems in scotland have called the snp clowns. so every single party north of the border has come out really, really strongly against humza yousaf. his only chance really is ash regan. it's an astonishing alliance. >> if you look at the greens, the tories as the labour party, the tories as the labour party, the alba party all joining forces, this is unheard of. they are sworn foes ordinarily and yet they want to join up seemingly in a singular motion to give yousaf the chop extraordinary. >> well, exactly. i mean, one thing, humza yousaf really has doneis thing, humza yousaf really has done is united scotland, but not united scotland behind a second referendum, as he might have hoped. but unite

scottish parliament to command on, for example, a confidence motion he faces himself, tabled by douglas rosservatives, and also on supply, thatis conservatives, and also on supply, that is money, the budget. he hasn't got the votes to get that through unless he does deals with other parties. the atmosphere in the scottish parliament is now so bitter and astringent that i think the prospect of deals with other parties, perhaps it is possible on individual topics, parties, perhaps it is possible on individualtopics, but wider agreements will be difficult indeed. the greens will meet this afternoon to decide how they will vote on any confidence motion, but it is not king good for humza yousaf. d0 confidence motion, but it is not king good for humza yousaf. do you think the greens _ king good for humza yousaf. do you think the greens will _ king good for humza yousaf. do you think the greens will back _ king good for humza yousaf. do you think the greens will back him - king good for humza yousaf. do you think the greens will back him on i think the greens will back him on that right? think the

that came from the party leader douglas ross.private operators _ talking about the plans. labour will bring private operators into - talking about the plans. labour will bring private operators into public i bring private operators into public ownership as their contracts expire. we will establish great british railways, a single directing mind to control our railways. yes, we are keeping the name, i'm afraid i was overruled and calling it rail britannia. we will set the strategy and objectives are great british railways, and hold it to account on behalf of passengers anywhere. unlike current ministers, i will trust the experts— experts that don'tjust come from the rail sector, as we know it can sometimes be a little... but external experts in providing excellent customer service. we will provide a best fair guarantee across the network, as tree mine has already managed to achieve, and we will all wedge the roll out the innovations your child here. —— trainline. we will create a tough new passenger watchdog that will hold great b

came out holyrood, douglas ross came out with his vote of no confidence intentions.slowly heard from the other leaders and we've got a bit from them to share with you. now we can confirm today that on behalf of the scottish conservatives, 1 am lodging a vote of no confidence in humza yousaf . in humza yousaf. >> he is a failed first minister. he is unfit for office. shouldn't this be the end of the road for this week ? end of the road for this week? >> first minister, the snp have lost their way. their weak, divided, incompetent and putting party before country. isn't it time to end the circus and call an election? >> there are no circumstances under which the scottish liberal democrats would express confidence in either the first minister, humza yousaf, or his failing government. >> we no longer have confidence in a progressive government in scotland doing the right thing for climate and nature, so the scottish green msps will not be supporting humza yousaf in a vote of no confidence. >> so the question on everyone's lips is what happens next? well humza yousaf, he'

i will always say douglas ross. certainly not an _ minister? i will always say douglas ross. e one of the snp manifesto when we get to the general election of the next scottish parliamentary election. i will not be supporting an snp candidate. when douglas ross puts his name forward, i will gladly vote for him. . ~ his name forward, i will gladly vote for him. ., ,, ,., the issue of pollution in our rivers and seas is something we have covered extensively on breakfast — including its impact on surfers, swimmers and rowers. now, the governing bodies of seven water—based sports are uniting to demand action from the government. john's at a rowing club to tell us more. it looks glorious that. what is it like for people who want to use the morning on this glorious day to have exercise on the water. goad morning on this glorious day to have exercise on the water. good morning, both. it is something _ exercise on the water. good morning, both. it is something we _ exercise on the water. good morning, both. it is something we have - exercise on the water. good morning, both. it is som

the no confidence motion was proposed by scottish conservative leader douglas ross, who branded the snp leader weak and a failed first minister. the government says more people should be using britain's trains despite widespread dissatisfaction with services. labour is promising to establish a publicly owned network led by rail industry experts, ensuring efficient and accountable services without burdening taxpayers. the government commissioned an independent review into railways independent review into railways in 2018, but little has changed since then. transport secretary mark harper says the network is still recovering from covid lockdowns . a 13 year old lockdowns. a 13 year old schoolgirl has been charged with three counts of attempted murder , after two teachers and a pupil were stabbed at a school in wales. a man valley school was put into lockdown yesterday when the student carried out the attack. the victim's injuries are not life threatening. they've been released from hospital. the attack was halted when a heroic teacher, daryl campbell , intervened, placing campbell, interv

the no confidence motion was proposed by scottish conservative leader douglas ross, who branded the snp leader weak and a failed first minister. moroccan asylum seeker ahmed alade has been convicted of murdering terrence carney , who was 17 years old, carney, who was 17 years old, and stabbed the pensioner six times in hartlepool in what was intended as revenge for the israel—hamas conflict. gb news reporter anna reilly has more. a jury reporter anna reilly has more. a jury at teesside crown court has found that 45 year old moroccan asylum seeker ahmed al fayed is guilty of the murder of terrence carney, a 70 year old pensioner who was fatally stabbed in hartlepool centre on the 15th of october after eight days on from when hamas attacked israel. the jury when hamas attacked israel. the jury also found that al—ahd was guilty for the attempted murder of his housemate javid nouri, who he lived with in home office accommodation for asylum seekers in hartlepool, and that this attack was motivated because his housemate had converted from islam to christianity. he will be sentenced here at te

the scottish tory leader douglas ross announced at this morning's first minister's questions he wouldg a vote of no-confidence, a vote we are expecting next week. the scottish labour leader has called for a snap election. let's speak to the columnist for the times and author of "th united kingdom." good to have you with us. not very long ago, the first minister said that agreement was worth its weight in gold. why has the balance shifted? ian: i think the gold standard has been devalued. that's for sure. it's very difficult to know exactly what happened. people are still trying to disentangle it from various rumors and such likes has been going around. late last night, they clearly decided that he could not afford to wait around for the minority scottish green party to decide on its extreme emergency general meeting next month that it was going to possibly detach itself from the agreement. he decided the best thing to do was to seize the moment, seize the initiative, take control, and send the ministers packing. it was a pretty ruthless exercise. they were deeply shocked by it. extrem

scottish tory leader douglas ross said it was a coalition of chaos that had now ended in chaos. was a and for had now ended in chaos. and for the latest story , sign up to gb the latest story, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gbnews.com/alerts . gbnews.com/alerts. >> right. well, coming up at 3:00 on gb news, it is martin daubney , martin, tell us what's daubney, martin, tell us what's coming up on your show today. >> well, as you've been on your show, guys, the labour party are going full steam ahead to renationalise the railways, but it could cost the taxpayer £10 billion. is it just the ticket , billion. is it just the ticket, or are the labour party going down the wrong track next up, we've got a former army officer who's saying rishi sunak £75 billion defence pledge will be torpedoed by the simple fact that this generation are two woke to fight and they don't believe in our country. a recruitment crisis means a lack of boots on the ground mean all these big checks might come to nothing. and an exclusive from gb news, m15 and m16 spies are

the conservative leader douglas ross said mr yousaf has "failed" scotland, his government�*s in "meltdowne battle between democrats and republicans across the country. on wednesday, arizona�*s house of representatives voted to overturn a 19th century law banning abortion — if the senate approves, it could be removed from state law as early as next week. however, the is—week cut—off for abortions in the state would remain. also on wednesday, the supreme court heard arguments about the idaho case — on whether state abortion bans can be superseded by a federal law that requires hospitals to provide emergency care to preserve a person�*s health. idaho and other 16 states in the country have passed total or near—total bans on abortion since the supreme court overturned roe versus wade almost two years ago. florida could join them soon — next week, a six—week ban is set to take effect — voters in the state will vote on a measure to enshrine abortion rights on florida�*s constitution. joe biden has defended abortion access — while former us president and republican candidate donald trump has sta

the no confidence motion was proposed by scottish conservative leader douglas ross, who branded the snp leader weak . scottish green party weak. scottish green party co—leader lorna slater says the party have no choice. >> the scottish green position is that we still have a clear vision for a progressive, independent scotland. we've always been clear on that. we think the bute house agreement was the best mechanism to deliver that, with scottish greens in government . we're now greens in government. we're now back to being an opposition party. we will continue to. we haven't changed our stripes. we are the consistent party. we will continue to work for what we believe in. tenants rights , we believe in. tenants rights, supporting biodiversity, working for climate and nature and making scotland a fairer and more equal place. >> a moroccan asylum seeker has been found guilty of murdering a pensioner in an attack motivated by the conflict in gaza. >> ahmed halid stabbed 70 year old terence carney six times in hartlepool in what was intended as revenge for the israel—hamas conflict. he told

the no confidence motion was proposed by scottish conservative leader douglas ross, who branded the snpeader weak and a failed first minister, and in the united states, donald trump says that us presidents must be immune from the threat of prosecution. it comes as his hush money case continues today in a separate case, the us supreme court is hearing arguments for why he should be immune from charges related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election. mr trump spoke outside court early this morning. >> constitutional rights have been taken away from me, but every single expert, every legal scholar, every respected scholar has said this is no case. there is no case here. the argument on immunity is very important. the president has to have immunity. this has nothing to do with me. this has nothing to do with me. this has nothing to do with me. this has to do with a president in the future. for a hundred years from now, if you don't have immunity, you're not going to do anything. you're going to become a ceremony president. you're just going to be doing nothing. you're not going to take any

at the prounion parties who it is very unlikely that the snp will be able to get a deal with, douglas rosser of the scottish conservatives, tabled the scottish conservatives, tabled the motion of no confidence in humza yousaf and he has written back to him. he he said that he has prior prioritised his campaign for independence are above the real concerns of the scottish public and he should accept that his time in office is over and he should resign as first minister. definitely no deal there. scottish labour tabled the no—confidence motion in scottish government today and they said that the letter they received from humza yousaf is an act of desperation and the government is chaotic and incompetent. the case of not when but if he goes. they want a general election at holyrood. the liberal democrats said they would set out their position tomorrow. of the pro—independence parties, somewhat ironically, humza yousaf is reaching out to the green party that he dumped. they are sore and they cannot trust him, they said. their position has not changed since receiving the letter. he said yesterday

and douglas ross, the leader of the scottish conservatives, said he does not expect humza yousaf to survive echoed by scottish labour over the weekend as well. alexandra mackenzie in — over the weekend as well. alexandra mackenzie in edinburgh _ over the weekend as well. alexandra mackenzie in edinburgh for— over the weekend as well. alexandra mackenzie in edinburgh for us. - over the weekend as well. alexandra mackenzie in edinburgh for us. of i mackenzie in edinburgh for us. of course we are going to keep watching that story for developments throughout the day. to spain next. the prime minister, pedro sanchez, is expected to announce the in around an hour whether he will resign. he began considering whether to step down last week when a court opened a corruption investigation into his wife's business dealings. he says that the probe is politically motivated. live to madrid and our correspondent guy hedgecoe. good to have you, guy, could you put some of this in context for us and give us a few more details on the investigation itself?— investigation itself? well, all of this started _ inve

it was their leader, douglas ross, said, job done.s still on the table, but when it comes to the runners and riders, nominations to become the new leader of the snp, that process has no open. some of the names in the frame already, the former deputy first ministerjohn swinney, who said he is considering a bid for the leadership. he has already received the backing of several senior snp figures and is widely seen as a safe pair of hands. the former finance secretary, kate forbes, who narrowly lost out to humza yousaf in the contest to become leader last year, has also been spoken of as a contender. some states she is socially conservative, others praise her honesty and authenticity. neither have yet decided that they will stand, but whoever takes over as leader of the snp faces some pretty hefty challenges ahead. some problems that have been building for some time — how to reunite this party that for so long has been known for its discipline, how to govern at the head of a minority government. for now, humza yousaf remains as first min

scottish tory leader douglas ross announced at this morning's first minister's questions that he wouldarwar, has called for a snap election. let's speak to iain macwhirter, columnist for the times and author of disunited kingdom. good to have you with us. not very long ago the first minister said the bute house agreement was worth its weight in gold, why has the balance shifted? the weight in gold, why has the balance shifted? ., , ., ., ., , , shifted? the gold standard has been devalued in bute _ shifted? the gold standard has been devalued in bute house. _ shifted? the gold standard has been devalued in bute house. it - shifted? the gold standard has been devalued in bute house. it is - devalued in bute house. it is difficult to know exactly what happened. people are still trying to disentangle it from rumours and such that have been going around. late last night humza yousaf decided that he couldn't afford to wait around for the minority scottish green party to decide at its emergency general meeting next month that it was going to detach itself from the bute house agreement and en

i can see why douglas ross called him a failed first minister.ender recognition act, which was torpedoed by westminster. we had the hate the hate crime act, which was, you know, widely mocked, not least by jk rowling and of course, this latest furore is, how useless yusef's backtracking on net zero, which the greens were infuriated about . infuriated about. >> yes, indeed, it's been a long list of failures. according to the opposition parties. certainly douglas ross, you know, he made no effort to shield his true feelings. no point did he mince his words yesterday. and in fact , it's yesterday. and in fact, it's worth saying that all the leaders of scotland's political parties , including anas sarwar parties, including anas sarwar of scottish labour, even alex cole—hamilton , came out first cole—hamilton, came out first minister's questions yesterday. leader of the scottish liberal democrats with something of a zinger, saying that now two clowns have left the clown car, but this circus goes on and indeed that circus must be an all week and a fant

douglas ross, the scottish conservative leader, said humza yousaf had let the people of scotland downsatisfied now that he has announced his resignation. the rise, as we have been hearing, has begun, one name being mentioned as kate forbes, another is deputy first ministerjohn swinney, who has confirmed he is considering standing as mr yousaf�*s replacement, he said he was giving it careful consideration. continuing coverage throughout the afternoon on bbc news. tesla powers up in china — following a whirlwind trip to beijing, has elon musk won crucial backing for the compa ny�*s self—driving technology? and a roller—coaster ride for the yen — after falling to an over 30—year low, the japanese currency surges against the dollar following suspected intervention. welcome to world business report. let's start with tesla — the company's boss, elon musk, has left beijing, where he was on a surprise visit. in his second trip in less than a year, the tech billionaire met with china's number two official — premier li qiang — who is reported to have described tesla's business in the country as

but interestingly, douglas ross, you know, speaking earlier on today and obviously leader of the scottish conservatives , he said scottish conservatives, he said it's clear humza yousaf has decided to jump. before he was pushed, as you say. but he also said we will continue to work tirelessly to hold the snp to account. now clearly he's not expecting us to go to an election any time soon. it may be that he's working to give the snp space to recalibrate now. john swinney, when he spoke to his earlier on today, certainly he said that, you know, he intends the snp to go into the next two years, 2026 is the next scottish election and it may well be that we will still have an snp government. well be that we will still have an snp government . however, an snp government. however, a minority by that point . minority by that point. >> okay, tony mcguire, superb as eve r. >> even >> thank you for that update . >> thank you for that update. live from outside holyrood and let's go live now , let's move on let's go live now, let's move on to our next guest and we'll speak to freelance columnist at th

the no confidence motion was proposed by scottish conservative leader douglas ross, who branded the snpder weak and a failed first minister. the government says more people should be using britain's trains despite widespread dissatisfaction with services. labour is promising to establish a publicly owned network led by rail industry experts, ensuring efficient and accountable services without burdening taxpayers. the government commissioned an independent review into railways independent review into railways in 2018, but little has changed since then. transport secretary mark harper says the network is still recovering from covid lockdowns . a 13 year old lockdowns. a 13 year old schoolgirl has been charged with three counts of attempted murder , after two teachers and a pupil were stabbed at a school in wales. a man valley school was put into lockdown yesterday when the student carried out the attack. the victim's injuries are not life threatening. they've been released from hospital. the attack was halted when a heroic teacher, daryl campbell , intervened, placing campbell, intervened

over his ability to govern the no confidence motion was proposed by scottish conservative leader douglas ross, who branded the snp leader weak and a failed first minister. moroccan asylum seeker ahmed khalid has been convicted of murdering a 70 year old man in hartlepool. terence carney was 70 years old. alfred stabbed him six times in what was intended as revenge for the israel—hamas conflict. our gb news reporter anna reilly has more. a jury at teesside crown court has found that 45 year old moroccan asylum seeker ahmed al fayed is guilty of the murder of terence carney, a 70 year old pensioner who was fatally stabbed in hartlepool centre on the 15th of october for eight days on from when hamas attacked israel. the jury also found that al—ahd was guilty for the attempted murder of his housemate javid nouri, who he lived with in home office accommodation for asylum seekers in hartlepool, and that this attack was motivated because his housemate had converted from islam to christianity. he will be sentenced here at teesside crown court on the 17th of may. in other news, a 13 year old schoolgir

was nothing of saying that he wants scotland to be truly free and last friday he was round to douglas rossght that a serially incompetent minister has been an absolute shambles in every ministerial post he ever held for the it was just as her health, would make a bad first minister? he has done very little other than embarrass the snp, quite frankly and i am not surprised they are getting rid of him. . ~ i am not surprised they are getting rid of him. ., ,, rid of him. thank you. living in glasgow. _ rid of him. thank you. living in glasgow, there _ rid of him. thank you. living in glasgow, there are _ rid of him. thank you. living in glasgow, there are passions i rid of him. thank you. living in| glasgow, there are passions on rid of him. thank you. living in i glasgow, there are passions on both sides, this is scottish politics, as we know and at the heart of it is the unionist and the nationalists, the unionist and the nationalists, the rough line to be drawn but we are hearing a lot of hostility towards humza yousaf from people who were never fans of his but were you a fan? i were neve

so today's greatest briton is douglas ross. yes there we go.t this now. union jacks time. >> john angela varne beau biden vandenberg. you know she's the woman . woman. >> i can't say this. >>— >> i can't say this. >> i can't say this. >> i felt like saying something another way of describing her name, but no, she's the post office woman who's been appearing before the inquiry. that's a second day. and throughout she said, i can't recall this, don't know that. and the whole business seems to be somebody a lawyer has presumably advised her. if you don't keep on saying this nonsense, you may go to prison , nonsense, you may go to prison, okay? but as for someone watching it, it's terrible. she's a jackass . all right. she's a jackass. all right. >> joanna, mine is, chris philp. he's definitely embarrassed himself as a union jackass this week. he didn't know the difference between the democratic republic of congo and rwanda . he was questioned on it rwanda. he was questioned on it on question time, and he just doesn't have a clue . doesn't have a c

douglas ross, who is the leader of the scottish conservatives, tabled the motion of no confidence int he said that humza yousaf has prioritised his campaign for independence above the real concerns of the scottish public. and that he should accept his time in office is over, and should resign as first minister. definitely no deal there. scottish labour tabled the no—confidence motion in the scottish government. today, they have said that this letter they have received from humza yousaf is an act of desperation and the government is chaotic and incompetent and a case of not if, when humza yousaf goes, but when, and they want a general election at holyrood. the liberal democrats said they will set out their position tomorrow. of the pro—independence parties, somewhat ironically, mr yousaf is reaching out to the green party who he dumped, but they are sore and said they cannot trust him and their position has not changed since receiving the letter. humza yousaf said yesterday he did not mean to upset or anger the scottish green party and there are a lot of issues where they share common

cue licking of lips by the opposition parties over the first minister's questions and listen to douglas rossonservatives. this weak first minister _ scottish conservatives. this weak first ministerjumped _ scottish conservatives. this weak first ministerjumped before - scottish conservatives. this weak first ministerjumped before the l first ministerjumped before the green _ first ministerjumped before the green members pushed him. even his nationalist _ green members pushed him. even his nationalist colleagues don't trust him _ nationalist colleagues don't trust him i_ nationalist colleagues don't trust him i can — nationalist colleagues don't trust him. i can confirm today that on behalf_ him. i can confirm today that on behalf of— him. i can confirm today that on behalf of the scottish conservatives i'm lodging a vote of no confidence in humza _ i'm lodging a vote of no confidence in humza yousaf. he is a failed first _ in humza yousaf. he is a failed first minister. he is focussed on the wrong priorities for scotland. he has— the wrong priorities for scotland. he has governed in the snp'

now, of course, this vote of no confidence, let's talk about the first one we've got, douglas ross's of no confidence in humza yousaf. it certainly seems like even if , ash humza yousaf. it certainly seems like even if, ash regan is to vote on side with humza yousaf and the snp, then certainly the vote will. final vote will fall on alison johnson . she's the on alison johnson. she's the presiding officer of the scottish parliament and a former green msp now voting convention states that she would probably vote with the government , but vote with the government, but certainly that would also mean against her old former party, but now almost superseding that is scottish labour's vote of no confidence in the government that supersedes it. because if the snp so snp government lose that vote, then they're legally bound to basically dissolve parliament and dissolve government. and we would be heading towards a scottish election. can you believe that that might happen before the next westminster election? >> absolutely. fascinating thank you very much indeed. tony mcguire, our scotland repo

the scottish greens patrick harvie, and at westminster, by leader of the scottish conservatives douglas rossl of the snp, that is what is at stake, according to nick there, but the public must look at this mess and thing, why should we trust the snp with our votes when they are more interested in instantly signed battles than actually the of scotland? i instantly signed battles than actually the of scotland? i don't think that's _ actually the of scotland? i don't think that's true, _ actually the of scotland? i don't think that's true, and _ actually the of scotland? i don't think that's true, and you - actually the of scotland? i don't think that's true, and you talk. think that�*s true, and you talk about trust, the people of scotland voted for the snp in successive elections in record numbers. we currently have more than twice the number of snp msps that labour or the tories have. they like us for five years. it is by law the scottish parliament sits for five years, so we intend to see through that mandate that programme, and i think the people of scotland expect that. they don�*t want s

scottish conservative leader douglas ross has said humza yousaf is finished and he agrees with our viewers vote of no confidence. with the support of alex salmond's alba party on thursday, mr ross said he would be lodging a motion of no confidence in the first minister, with other opposition parties at holyrood , including parties at holyrood, including the greens, saying they would support it. let's cross to edinburgh and speak to the freelance columnist alastair stewart. alastair, thank you very much for your time. what is it? just could you just remind the viewers what it is that actually has led to the breakdown down of the greens support in the snp in government? >> it's a remarkable series of events. >> on thursday, the first minister, the now first minister humza yousaf, announced that the bute house agreement that is the arrangement with the green party has been finished and that led to two ministers leaving government. >> now the tipping point for this was very much the scottish government failing to meet its own anticipated climate targets. >> this was a big thing for the green p

furious, as we know, with the unceremonious way in which humza yousaf ended that coalition now douglas ross confidence in humza yousaf, the snp is one seat short of a majority in holyrood, which means that to win this vote of no confidence, humza yousaf will need the support of at least one, probably two msps from other parties. now he's trying to butter up the greens, but perhaps unsurprisingly , they've perhaps unsurprisingly, they've said that they will vote against him in the vote of no confidence . his other potential hope is ash regan, who is the only alba party msp. alba is the breakaway scottish nationalist party. unfortunately for humza yousaf, he fell out big time with ash regan a couple of years ago when they disagreed over trans rights and she ended up leaving the party when and he said that she was no great loss. well, now she could be the person who makes or breaks his political future career. this vote of confidence will happen next week. humza yousaf, between now and then will be on the on the charm offensive. both to the greens and to ash regan because unfortunately for him

stablish, but we have a mazda is full, my light bill with some of your lines ross and pro, a deputy for mr. alexander douglas. we've had some harsh was accusing needs of using a queen as a tool in a proxy war against portion of the interview. we'll add just off of this program, but here's a shall prove you. great. ukraine is an instruments and nature to put it bluntly and straightforwardly. they took countries of waging a hybrid war against russia. a hybrid war consists of many elements. it includes, 1st and foremost, informational and audiological aspects. demonizing russia and attributing also a malicious plans to get some of these search and see looking a bit broad uh now beyond ukraine's food is, i mean we're currently witnessing increased need to activity in the south polk. so what's the main goal of the alliance in this region? and does watch so already have an understanding of what specific methods the lights will trying to use to achieve this goal? for any money up front of me? absolutely, there is understanding, look at nato strategic documents, which the dates defined brush as it directs an immedia

ross kaminsky. the county commissioner to the cost to douglas county between denver and colorado springs.many months ago that 40,000 venezuelan migrants were being bused to denver from texas at a cost of $120 million to the city and county of denver. douglas county we won't be cutting services to our residents. >> bill: there you have it. the mayor saying don't worry about it. what's the truth? >> well, the truth is we -- i say we, they invited this on us and themselves. here we are in this situation. last time we talked, bill, i mentioned it is easy to say you are a sanctuary city and hard to actually be one. the pain got to be so much, the financial pain dana mentioned the rec centers not planting flowers. now we have the stuff with all these budget cuts and even in a city as welcoming as denver, maybe we've been a little too welcoming. the people are getting tired of it. i also reacting to something in alicia's report there. as a taxpayer i find it frustrating the mayor of denver was willing to spend $180 million as long as he thought he was going to get a chunk of it back from the fed