as for forrest, this team move forward. as for forrest. a _ this team move forward.rong _ this team move forward. as for forrest, a strong start - this team move forward. as for forrest, a strong start has - this team move forward. as for| forrest, a strong start has been followed by a swift reality check. no league wins in five and successive home defeats to their fellow newly promoted sides, bournemouth and fulham. what fellow newly promoted sides, bournemouth and fulham. what was a difficult period — bournemouth and fulham. what was a difficult period before _ bournemouth and fulham. what was a difficult period before the _ bournemouth and fulham. what was a difficult period before the break, - difficult period before the break, it hasn't dented our spirit. if anything it has made us more motivated, more focus. it has made me realise even more how important thisjob is to me. me realise even more how important this job is to me.— this job is to me. much has been made to both — this job is to me. much has been made to both sides' _ this job is to me. much has been m

following james forrest's opener for celtic, a chance to monitor its progress.eld review. lawrence shankland stepped up and made no mistake. when the teams re—emerged, the frenetic pace continued, lawrence shankland grabbed his second. giorgos giakoumakis and daizen maeda put celtic in front. hearts were then granted another penalty with var ordering a retake, after lawrence shankland's team—mate straight into the box. both sides pushed for a winner, but it was the visitors that 11. greg taylor made it 4-3 to visitors that 11. greg taylor made it 4—3 to celtic. well, celtic have gone four points clear at the top of the table — after rangers drew with livingston. aberdeen are up to third after a rare away win at motherwell. st mirren climbed to fourth, scoring the winnerjust eight minutes from time against struggling dundee united. kilmarnock beat bottom side ross county to create a little breathing space between them and the relegation zone. england got their world cup off to a winning start as they beat afghanistan in perth. sam curran became the first man to t

kim forrest, thank you. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: we have a bloomberg exclusive involving goldman sachs. class action lawsuit against the bank alleges misconduct by managers at every level. goldman fought to conceal names in the suit. they are among the most promising -- prominent men. >> this is been going on since 2005. a couple of weeks ago, the filing showed egregious behavior going back almost two decades, but what is interesting is that it is not the most egregious stuff that caused the attention. the clash erupted over the last few months over complaints that were not nearly as ugly as the worst ones here. what raised the stakes was the individuals involved, because they were two prominent figures. one from the consumer and wealth division and the other is gary cohen who went to join the trump administration. goldman adopted the stance that instead of judging the complaints, they will close ranks and put in an effort to make sure those names never became public. guy: talk about the context, what is h

james forrest's opener for celtic, a chance to monitor its progress.nkland stepped up review. lawrence shankland stepped up and made no mistake. the frenetic pace continued, lawrence shankland grabbed his second. celtic in front. hearts were then granted another penalty with var ordering a retake, after lawrence shankland's team—mates trade... apologies for the interruption to that report their own celtic, but as you can see their own celtic, but as you can see the final results there for— three to celtic at hearts. that means they have gone four points clear at the top of the table after rangers drew with livingston. aberdeen are up to third after a rare away win at motherwell. st mirren climbed to fourth, scoring the winnerjust eight minutes from time against struggling dundee united. and kilmarnock beat bottom side ross county to create a little breathing space between them and the relegation zone. still to come on sportsday — more football from the wsl. and england find out their opponents for next year's world cup, we'll have details of today's dr

a principal analyst at forrester research is with us now. julie why are investors so , seemingly unhappy with this report? julia: it is hard for me to say why investors are so unhappy with this report. but one of the things i look at more broadly is it is not their big quarter. they got product out, even though consumers could order products. there were still a lot of delays in shipping. they just announced a new tablet lineup next week. that quarter will be what it is going to be, but it is important for every consumer electronics manager is the holiday season. at that is what is most important for them in the rest of the year. emily: let's talk about that. some words from tim cook here. he says, "as we head into the holiday season with our most powerful lineup ever, we are leading with our values in every action and decision we take. we are deeply committed to protecting the environment, security and privacy, and creating products and services that could unlock humanity's full creative potential." when you look at what is available this ho

were rescued along which we are 6 children in some be self forrest by troops of 70 betia, 49 terrorists when to released and to date, more than 8 to 1000 insurgents, up surrendered to the military. dinner insurance authorities plans to appoint shelter camps for the over 80000 people, formerly sympathetic to the terrorist up to 70 percent of the people that have received amnesty by turning themselves in are women and children. most of their movements. now you notice is they're looking for food and actual criminality. they tried to neuropathy, individuals to get money to get food when they go to our talks, and that's what they had. we saw where quarterly was just to get, i would order it as cute agencies. but they also said that to this crisis, like many orders in particularly west africa, will again be at the back of the line when it comes to 8 and support from western countries. i'm quality beatrice. our routine use may do glory. while i wrote up this out was the latest news check out seat dot com for more of that minute global average on it'll be back on the hour for well, who do i nee

nathan bedford forrest was the first member of the ku klux klan. he led the massacre of black union soldiers who had already surrendered. he is someone who was ardent in his beliefs of white supremacist as he. and this bust of him was put in the tennessee state legislature in 1978. that 1870 -- not 1878. there is no way to understand -- that is like when i talk about the relationship between public policy and symbolism. putting up a bust of the first grand wizard of the ku klux klan and confederate army general, there is no way to understand that without having it reflect a set of ideologies, priorities and policies that would be pushed and espoused and advocated by people whose interest is, in some ways, represented by the head of this man they intentionally placed in the space. host: let's hear from don from new orleans. go ahead. caller: love the book festival, love c-span and the library of congress peered we need to have more books to read. i have the issue of slavery, and we talk about thomas jefferson and his dominance of the african people,

yes nathan bedford forrest under him at the time.and he stands in classic, farce, well, altus let the map explain it to, you all right? you've got whitefield, armstrong, and forest on the right here and all at the arrow just show you what happened. it is never good to have an arrow with forest's name at the bottom pointing to your rear. that's the battle of thompson station. as a side note, in the midst of this fighting, i thought this was interesting, into the fray. and the confederates were fighting with a seesaw, i'm talking about the front lines, this 17-year-old, alice thompson, not much too much older than you all, ladies. and she picked up the fallen banner and waved it around to rally the men. and after the battle, she attended the wounded. the reason i'm telling you this is she later married the sergeant that she assisted that day. a doctor david duncan. the story does not end well, though. it never does, right? especially when you start off talking about -- alice dies in 1869 at the age of 23. some people just don't have an

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a second half goal from taiwo awoniyi proved the winner and moved forrest off the foot of the table.d. and we know after he walked down the tunnel early in midweek, cristiano ronaldo will not feature. in the women's super league, everton held on to secure a narrow 1—0 victory at aston villa, inflicting back to back home defeats on the hosts. elsewhere, two goals from khadija shaw helped manchester city earn a second successive wsl victory at tottenham hotspur, with lauren hemp rounding things off to make it 3—0. in the scottish premiership, leaders celtic eventually triumphed over hearts in a gripping enoucnter at tynecastle. the game swung one way and another before it was decided by greg taylor's winner, making it 4—3 to celtic. earlier, scottish football had its first on—field review for hearts' first goal from the penalty spot, as video assistant referee's are being introduced this weekend. beating afghanistan by five wickets in perth... sam curran was the star of the show with the ball for england taking 5 wickets for 10 runs as they bowled out afghanistan for just 112. it wasn'

mike proulx is vice president and research director of forrester.omes to competition? it is too early to tell- — comes to competition? it is too early to tell. after _ comes to competition? it is too early to tell. after two - comes to competition? it is too early to tell. after two bad - early to tell. after two bad consecutive quarter had a good quarter and the seeds that they plant now in terms of laying the ground work for new revenue streams can help them out in the new year. it is tricky for netflix because it had the first mover advantage and has millions more subscribers than the competition but it is hard to stay as head of the game. in amazon prime you get so many deals and programmes thrown in. with apple tv you can subscribe for three months without paying anything. that is hard to compete. it is. and netflix was once the disruptor in the marketplace and now it is the platform that is being disrupted by its competition. you mentioned a few competitors. disney plus is the one to watch right now. they have had quarter over quarter growth a

earlier arsenal went back to the top with a comfortable 5—0 win over nottingham forrest. martinelli had put them in front early in the first half — but it was after the break that nottingham forest fell apart. reiss nelson had come on to replace bukayo saka, who was forced off with injury. the site of saka heading straight down the tunnel after being substituted will concern england fans just three weeks before the start of the world cup. i am really happy. i know how difficult it is to play every day. we had a long week with a lot of travelling, and to come here it was a tricky afternoon, but we started really well, we were in control of the game, and really happy to be back at the top. 0n the reverse side of that, is there any news on bukayo saka? he: had difficult kick on the first ball, and he couldn't continue. h0 ball, and he couldn't continue. no news yet? no- — on to the scottish premiership now and celtic have beaten livingston 3—0 to go four points clear of rangers. kyogo got the ball rolling afterjust ten minutes, thumping the ball beyond jack hamilton in the l

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the conservative party with several candidates vying to succeed her good. former prime minister, forrest johnson make.

kim forrest. want to start asking you about your view of inflation and how it will integrate with the markets and how the dollar might help. the university of michigan inflation expectations chart, you can see the one-year out expectation rose from 4.7% in this very closely watched survey, a very important measure of inflation expectations, to 5.1%. after 300 basis point rate hikes since march. the fed in many ways, especially you look at the strong are than expected cpi, it is a lot of rate hikes and not much reaction. is there any room at all to give the market that kind of fed easing up a bit that it wants? kim: well, i think the consumers have spoken, because that is who was asked in that survey. they are saying the fed has not done anything, even though they have increased rate hikes -- rates really quickly and you can see that through the world. we have the highest interest rate, overnight rate, of all of the central banks. i would say consumers say it is not working. kathleen: what does tha

the conservative party with several candidates vying to succeed her good. former prime minister, forrest johnson make a comeback. also on the program, keith tells ukrainians to conserve power as russia steps up, a tax on energy facility with winter approaching, people are being asked to switch off the electricity for much of the day. the african union schedules piece talks to resolve the civil war. and if your peers know them take wry region, where millions are facing a potential potential humanitarian catastrophe. ah, i'm glad of as well come to the program. british prime minister let's trust, is resigning after just 6 weeks in office. her announcement comes after a bruising week of you turns on economic, an energy policy and a backlash from her own conservative party. her resignation makes her the shortest serving prime minister in british history. after weeks of chaos at 10 downing street, a moment of clarity was trust fans frenzied speculation on her future. by telling the british people that she is stepping down, i cannot deliver the mandate on which i was elected by the conservativ

guest: the first leader of the clan was nathan bedford forrest and they've had many sins. have gone all the way from third grade dropouts all the way to presidents of the united states. president warren g. harding was sworn into the ku klux klan in the green room of the white house. president harry truman had joined it for a short time before he became president. he didn't like it and got out. a supreme court justice was in the clan when he got the appointment to sit on the supreme court. he had to leave the clan to do that. our last oldest living senator from west virginia was a -- in the 1940's which means state recruiter for the ku klux klan. he later saw the wrong in it and did a lot for civil rights. people can change. if you don't believe people can change, why are you still here? do you want to complain the rest of your life or do something about it. >> the southern poverty law center says in 2021, 18 clan groups and then united states. that is dropped. >> there are probably a few more than that. the number of groups has dropped. it doesn't mean other organizations

calls this a legitimate retaliation for the recent attack on russia's bridge to occupied crimea. forrest johnson has dogs out of the race to succeed outgoing, british prime minister, less trust as conservative party leader. the decision leaves, former finance minister, rashid soon act, poised to become britons next. prime minister johnston claimed he had a path to victory, but said he wouldn't be able to govern without a unified conservative party in parliament. the idea of bringing back by this johnson was a deeply divisive one. johnson was asked if prime minister in july, after a tenure might in gone to worsley, then allegations. now he has announced he won't be dining for leadership this time around, but left the door open for a possible come back thing. he was ready. well pleased to deliver a conservative victory in 2024 for now this leave the former finance minister. it is, she thought, not as the frontrunner to be the next prime minister, the wedding man who just a few weeks ago last to live just in the party leadership route for not warned, just as planned to slash deck, this woul

earlier arsenal went back to the top with a comfortable 5—0 win over nottingham forrest.nelli had put them in front early in the first half — but the goal was set up by england's bukayo saka who was then forced off with an injury. not ideal with just a few weeks to go before the world cup. reiss nelson replaced him and then scored another two. thomas partey and martin odegaard's were just the gloss on the scoreline as arsenal move back above manchester city. lam i am really happy. i know how difficult it is to play every day. we had a long week with a lot of travelling, and to come here it was a tricky afternoon, but we started really well, we were in control of the game, and really happy to be back at the top. ijust thought i just thought we ijust thought we were not strong enough _ ijust thought we were not strong enough in — ijust thought we were not strong enough in the duels, not competitive enough. _ enough in the duels, not competitive enough, didn't run enough. arsenal obviously— enough, didn't run enough. arsenal obviously are a really good team, and to— obviousl

his name is douglas forrester. his father, thomas forester, is unstable.s a knife. >> responder: and your name, ma'am? >> brooke: brooke logan. please, hurry.

>> ainsley: no forrest gump. >> brian: child like behavior. saving private ryan. >> ainsley: carley has never seen her husband crime cry. not really he didn't. >> brian: still ahead fight for fair ms. hits vermont as athletes banned from own locker room for not wanting to change in front of transgender teammate. caitlyn jenner says it's time to stand up for girls sports. she's next n here! shh! i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. what about rob's dry cough? works on that too, and lasts 12 hours. 12 hours?! who studies that long? mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs. with. >> brian: all right. high school banned its girls volleyball team from using their own locker room all because they did not want to change next to a transgendered teammate. >> steve: one female player saying, quote: i feel like for stating my opinion that i don't want a biological man changing with me that i should not have harassment charges or bullying charges. they want all the girls who feel uncomfortable to get changed in a single stall bathroom. >> ainsley: here t

and he saw this congress which had intentionally undone the agency and he thought of himself as "forrest gump" and he was imagine what he would say if anyone called in front of congress to say why would you certify this point so quickly and he played "forrest gump." he said because he told me to congressman. >> congress did an about turn afterwards and demanded these hearings which are actually really good but you are right before the crashes under all the direction of congress was to push the faa into treating boeing as a customer. >> those were the words instead of om appliquÉ customer was the preferred language for the manufacturer. >> by the way steve dixon is the faa administrator now a former delta pilot. steve dixon has appeared at several of these hearings since then. he was appointed after the second a crash. nevertheless he's been pilloried in the hearings by politicians. what do you think of dixon and his handling of things since the crashes? >> he's a former airline executive and he was trying to balance competing demands right now trying too show that he has heeded the messa

forrest pope did the for volume and mars of general marshall.those guys are a plus historians, but again, they didn't have access to ultra. now i can tell you, every month that the center military history we would have a brown bank lunch. we would get an outside speaker to come in. that marine corps history. one time we had the germany naval attachÉ come just after ultra was let loose. and one of the questions that he answered was, how did this new information about ultra change the naval history writing world war ii? and he set, it changes everything. we have to go back and rewrite everything. he said, aren't you doing the same? no. we have known back and incompetent ultra into our official histories. which i think is a shortcoming. but then i am not in charge of the program. >> this will be a last. question but i'm going to combine to from zoom. we have two questions. when was that picture on the top of taken and stuck guard and second, what role did ronald really play in the hitler prod? >> the picture in the top left a major general paton an

intentionally dumbed down the agency and and he he thought of it as he thought of himself as like forrest gump and and him he imagined what he would say if anyone hauled in front of congress to say, why did you certify this plane so quickly and he thought he'd say just like forrest gump when he put his his rifle together so fast he'd say because he told me to congressman. yeah, congress congress, of course did and about turn afterwards and demanded and held his hearings which were actually really good, but you're right before the crashes all the direction of congress was to push the the faa into treating boeing as a customer. those were the words instead of applicant for several years customer was the preferred language for the manufacturer. by the way, steve dixon has appeared at a couple. he's the faa administrator now former delta pilot. steve dixon has appeared at several of these hearings since then he was appointed after the second crash, but he's been nevertheless pill read in the hearings by the politicians. what do you think of of dixon and his handling of things since since the

it destroys the plan spaces itself, of course, but also the entire ecosystem that depends on these forrest city la la mozilla's, or has grant, without the shelter they provide for young fish, they wouldn't even be any fish to catch here thing. and this is not on the contrary, i'm was neither af, with the work of scientists is yielding significant results. one team spent years researching the migration root of adults hammerhead sharks using g p. s data . and i love it stretches from the galapagos islands to costa rica in central america. the route is now a protected marine corridor. you're my synthroid that a mother mentor felice, is i'm very happy about marina. with the near protected zone, we guarantee that the sharks can travel safely along their natural route because they were on this isn't my year yes, on forever. though sharks are at the top of the food chain out of iraq, mecca when i thought they regulate other species populations such as fish, this isn't gonna take a friend of our quitman. when a shark of theseus goes extended, it's bad enough pretty soon, but a whole ecosystem can

are planted on one square meter, much closer than usual. lucas bearing a once to see a lot of tony forrest's planted in germany, we hung about sponsored for she'd in a ball. we selected 20 types of trees and shrubs based on a vegetation analysis under them is that they're all native species on, but we want to try and recreate what happens naturally in a mixed forest up through an escape. boxley missed so that we also get different levels of vegetation office in the car, must lay in a more of a shrug layer on 2 main layers of trees on it. and that's why i help bumptious. he set up the meal organization to develop these tiny forests. it's named for the japanese man who came up with this method. akita, milwaukee, funded by donations $600.00 saplings, with a total of $15000.00 heroes will be planted here at the daycare. the organization created its 1st micro forest, 100 kilometers north of berlin. after just one year, the bushes are bearing fruit. there are more insects to without of these young forest as it is hoped, a new mini forest will soon flourish here too. ah, and how about you? if you a

planted on one square meter, much closer than usual. lucas, bearing a once to see a lot of tony forrest's planted in germany, your hom, about sponsors for she's in a ball. we selected 20 types of trees and shrubs based on a vegetation analysis under them, is that they're all native species on, but we want to try and recreate what happens naturally in a mixed forest up through in this gearbox language so that we also get different levels of vegetation office in a car must lay anamosa shrug layer on 2 main layers of trees on it. and that's why i help bumptious. he set up the meal organization to develop these tiny forests. it's named for the japanese man who came up with this method. akita me a wacky, funded by donations $600.00 saplings, with a total of $15000.00 heroes will be planted here at the daycare. the organization created its 1st micro forest, 100 kilometers north of berlin. after just one year, the bushes are bearing fruit. there are more insects to without of these young forest as it is hoped, a new many forest will soon flourish here too. ah, and how about you? if you are also

economy work for the people stock congress to bring back his social programs and protect the amazon forrest among other headlines on this speech. so let's bring him to see a newman who is at the headquarters in cell follow lou c a just before we cut to you, we started hearing the chairs, the applause for lula. ah, yes, absolutely. people are out. if they would been trying to hear his speech out here where we are, but all the radio and ah, ours but, and in between just yelling alex slogans in it's support about what i found very interesting about his speech is 1st of all that he, he has spoken before our president died both so nato has spoken, that is not usual. but we understand that or not or may or may not speak at all. his twitter has been down now for quite a long time. and what we are hearing is a message from the brazilian of all that he wanted to hang on. i would not marry interesting. so was it. he said, we did not confront an adversary referring to president bush. so now we confronted, i'm entirely machine that was at the. c servers, i'm a man who wanted to stop me from ever runnin

or he tries to imitate nature. forrest side is primeval forest light. so that means this is a community of trees rather than isolated urban trees, as is often the case in the city line 16 and boy. and that rings huge benefits. yes . building, please give me enough. for example, here in cologne. a real estate company has decided to plant a tiny forest on this empty lot, which was actually just again she, she croz image is important. it's also important to our tenants. she know if a place looks good, it's also more pleasant to live in shockley in hong shouldn't. before she's, i can imagine that many companies will follow our lead by this. a lot of real estate development has those little decorative gardens and the paved over surfaces here. and those are a mistake they're not healthy, which does include back to india. ponies authorities enjoy their green image though they know that the city suffert's badly from air pollution. that's one reason why puna has massively expanded. it's like pants in recent years. but the city also wants to be a trailblazer in i

and yeah, i feel like everything she posted and everything she said is forrest awe. thanks for joining us. we start to 9 to in brussels. we're a new leaders haggled until the wee hours of the morning to find a way out of the energy crisis. common ground was the share destination, but differences and how to get there turned the thumb into into another marathon meeting at the end of the night. a road map appeared one that at this point at least, has only very few roads on it. but the compromise, however preliminary as seen as a joint signal towards moscow, the e. u. as in this together showing unity that was the signal you leaders wanted to send with this week's meeting in brussels, president of the u. p, and counsel sha. michelle made sure that the message came across doctrinal newton. when we started united, we are more influential and have agreed to impart. we have demonstrated this unity, but there's still a lot to do. i believe we have taken important steps. the student council should give us confidence in our decision making capacity over the coming weeks and mon

the forrest officials petrol this area checking for the contraband, and also teaching people in the villages about the consequences of getting caught. some former poachers have learned their lesson. we spoke to one who wishes to remain anonymous, political mother. and i got a case one by the way, i once got caught by the one halting, the told me that the punishment would be between 3 to 7 years imprisonment. kissing by the elders in my community decided that it was wrong to do the sound when it illegally on them. so we decided that we would stick to catching fish, or crab limone. they are, even if you come burst, get caught in on natalie when it would take them out and returned them to the water nala, other than i got bethany load or that you know. but this hasn't been easy for the fishing community who have traditionally fish to proceed. cucumber for their own needs. the bow which came in 2001. it has affected their livelihood, other. i'm even officious. not only fish will see cucumbers at certain bill. yes, not all you're running out of the good, a still survivor. they'll die roku to coope

it destroys the plan space is itself of course, but also the anti ecosystem that depends on these forrest city, la la mozilla's or house grant, without the shelter they provide for young fish. they wouldn't even be any fish to catch here, and this is not. on the contrary, i'm was not off with the work of scientists is yielding significant results. one team spent years researching the migration rate of adults, hammerhead sharks using gps data. one thing a lot, it stretches from the galapagos islands to costa rica in central america. the route is now a protected marine corridor. you're my synthroid, m m m fearfully. so i'm very happy about marina. with the near protected zone, we guarantee that the sharks can travel safely along their natural rules. because the word on this is from where you're from, from a voted sharks or at the top of the food chain. i rewrite micra and i thought they regulate other species populations such as fish base isn't gonna big assembly of our quitman. when a shark species goes extended, it's bad enough for this, but a whole ecosystem can collapse to our regular g

and yeah, i feel like everything she posted and everything she said is forrest awe. thanks for joining us. we start tonight in brussels. we're a new leaders haggled until the wee hours of the morning to find a way out of the energy crisis. common ground was the shared destination, but differences and how to get there turned a cement into another marathon meeting at the end of the night. a road map appeared one that at this point at least, has only very few roads on it. but the compromise, however preliminary as seen as a joint signal towards moscow, the e. u. as in this together showing unity that was the signal you leaders want to send. with this week's meeting in brussels, president of the european council, sha, michelle, made sure that the message came across nostrand will newton. when we stand united, we are more influential and have agreed to impart. we have demonstrated this unity, but there's still a lot to do. i believe we have taken important steps for the student council, which should give us confidence in a decision making capacity over the coming weeks an

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moscow could be planning such a move itself also on the program. britain's former prime minister, forrest johnson pulls after the race to replace list trust segment to take part in the contest, would not be the right thing to do. the states within a state will look to iran's elite revolutionary god to which controls the country's economy and decides who succeeds and who fails and in sport will bring you highlights so that we can start for middle one on football action. a shock result in the german one does. negus or bottom of the table, bolcom a beat, the leaders, williams, berlin, and more coming up later. ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. ukraine and is western allies have hit back at rushes claims. that key is planning to detonate a radioactive bomb on its own territory. russian defense minister. so gay chicago has told his counterparts in britain, france, and turkey. moscow is concerned, situation in ukraine is deteriorating rapidly. crane's president, zalinski has warned that russia is manufacturing a pretext to escalate the conflict college or university when the rational min

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he is following those meetings, forrest, he joins me now from brussels. ben, it's good to see you. and what is your take did? do you see a heightened resolve among ukraine's allies in response to this latest escalation of the war? by russia, at least you could sense some severe anger and dismay about the recent russian attacks on civilian infrastructure and civilian targets. there was even an was said to lloyd austin, the u. s. defense secretary and, and he made clear that the nato, his now that to supply ukraine with weapon and whatever it needs, not only for weeks or months but years. so a sustainable supply of weapons and ammunition, that's the goal of nato. and to native defense miss has also made clear that the concept so far seems to work because the rocket launches, for example, with high mas herb ukraine to turn around the table in, on the better feet actually, and to gain ground on the better feared. so of native wants to follow that pass. ukraine obviously needs weapons yesterday, rather than to day. we've heard that many times, but now we're hearing promises of support f

and indeed, boris johnson, forrest johnson, was elected on a mandate or reversing austerity of leveling up not leveling down. and miss truss was actually going to level down by cutting taxes to the rich and hammering the poor with deep austerity with refusing to increase benefits align with inflation. so it, you know, the poor british economy has been habit of the last 12 years. and it's not surprising, therefore, that the markets have no confidence in our ages. and may i say this, the markets are demanding austerity. what they're demanding is prosperity. they want to see fully proven they will see people innovation jobs. they want to see people with decent income said generate tax revenues for balancing the books. if you, if you look over people's wages, which is what's happening now. you know, wait, wait is being forced down your low income and therefore you low a tax revenues and therefore you worse than the budget deficit you don't improve. so to buy, that's $100.00. you can have more or 30 indeed. and i just want to buy it or can jeremy behind the ship what i lost lots that was mis

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