| think it hooton? houghton. chris? ithink it is hooton. thank— hooton? houghton. chris?eadsom as well about what sort of damage reform might have done to the conservatives. so this is based on the exit poll information we have. we have done some analysis of what we think has happened to the vote share of each of the parties compared to 2019. in remain seats, you can see the conservative share of the vote is going down everywhere, down 15% there, labour up everywhere, down 15% there, labour up 4%, lib dems flatlining. reform up up 4%, lib dems flatlining. reform up 9%, greens up 6% in remain seats. compare that to leave seats. conservatives down very sharply. 28% compared to 2019. labour and lib dems a little bit. reform up 18%, and the greens also up 5%. but look at that, and one wonders whether that big rise in the reform vote in those seats that voted to leave the european union, whether that is because people feel that they have not got the dividend that they were expecting from the conservatives, and whether that has hurt them in those sorts of seats. i suspect that

because again, it concentrates lateral hooton's mine on the fact that he will not last to train. he will not last us. and if he persists, the damage that will continue to be done to russian is interest will only deepen. well, nato stuck, sure to providing any clear details for your kind the session. so shares for the north atlantic teeth organization natal. right. the declaration was intended to send a message or power and some of the data to the friends unfair was the, like. i asked elizabeth approval from the atlantic council. think time whether nathan members have presented a unified front to the summit as they certainly have. and what they've done is perform a, a diplomatic seats that should not be under estimated. the deep diminishes within the lines about how to approach ukrainian membership of the alliance of some countries. some member states feel very strongly that you train should be fine to, to join because it wants to join. and other countries, including the last of, via the adapt would be um and uh on the bicycle. and with this statement that to adopt it, they have t

so the question is, how big of a role did ukraine's natural resources play in hooton's plans to invade? we put that question to energy expert andre, who by talking you so of course, uh, treating a raw material as in general and in your train are not the main reason why russia is taking this. i'm justified word and you train, but it could be, as you mentioned, a significant benefits in a positive military scenario, short term. and so i potential scenario in which rush, i will control some of these regions that are reached and then the repeating overall materials with basically reinforce rush as role in the global energy commodities markets. so apart from being still relevant on the file suit, you ah, resources side, it will also increase. it's great to go. uh, i mean they're also on the phone. you are, which is critical, as you mentioned, to the edge of the transition process globally. and that was energy analysts, andre, cuz i thought you were speaking with me earlier. hurricane barrel is heading for mexico. after battering jamaica, the category for storm has called cause widespread de

have to read the book doesn't all is, but i just wanna find the say why you say in the book that hooton's related move to save the people that don't yet, was somehow decisive in saving venezuela's wouldn't uh, to the war in your, of costing hundreds of thousands of ukrainians got to do with the saving of lives in venezuela. it is. this is a, a very serious illustration of the follies of us imperial over confidence because under trump, in order to pressure the venezuelan people into recognizing a shadow government that the us, it installed a good one guy. no. trump actually banned the sale of venezuelan oil and us markets, and this was a relationship that has gone back almost a century since the discovery of venezuela oil. we've had entire pipelines and an infrastructure built oil refineries here in order to pump as well an oil in to us gas stations. and at the time then as well, it was supplying roughly 7 percent of us oil imports. and over night, when that band came down, russia's say a share of the us, oil in port market jumped 7 percent. and i show that graph in my book, it's inverse.

that's another very important proof point, because again, it concentrates flattereth hooton's mind on the fact that he will not last to train . he will not last us. and if he persists, the damage that will continue to be done to russian is interest will only deepen while negative stuck. sure to provide any clear details for your kind the session. so shares for the north atlantic teeth organization natal. right? the declaration was intended to send a message, a power, and some a data to, to friends and family is a like the show. while ago i spoke about this with in less or he's a distinguished fellow at the german marshall fund. i asked him what he makes of nato saying that ukraine's past to membership in nato is irreversible. well, it's essentially a strong repetition of what the alliance has said for the last year is to keep um there, there's not a timeframe and that make disappointments um, but the reversible is a pretty strong word to use of the course. there are conditions that are associated with this that have to do with performing ukraine. but also, i think for many allies simp

have to read the book doesn't all is, but i just want to find the say why you say in the book that hooton's related move to save the people have done yet was somehow decisive in saving venezuela's wouldn't uh, to the war in your, of costing hundreds of thousands of ukrainians got to do with the saving of lives in venezuela. it is, this is a, a very clear illustration of the follies of us imperial over confidence because under trust in order to pressure the venezuelan people into recognizing a shadow government that the us, it installed a good one guy. no. trump actually band. the sale of venezuelan oil and us markets, and this was a relationship that had gone back almost a century since the discovery events, wayland, oil. we've had entire pipelines and an infrastructure built oil refineries here in order to pump as well an oil in to us gas stations. and at the time, venezuela was supplying roughly 7 percent of us oil imports. and over night, when that band came down, russia's say a share of the us, oil in port market jumped 7 percent. and i show that graph in my book, it's in verse. so the

well, let's discuss this now with energy, no ac spot c on part of hooton's. great to uh, how do you with us? i mean, a very interesting story. i know that it's just speculation at this stage until we get confirmation from our side. but if it does turn out to be true, would you be surprised? i'm what's your reasoning for this such an interest? is it just diversification? okay, uh thank you. uh, so could you hear me? yes, i can hear you dan. can you hear me now? okay, uh yeah, that would be the the instead of this, uh, uh, yeah, unfortunately i would like to those 30 so sorry, 8 about my big problems. so i have since 2013. uh, we just bought the g. i study vs the in beverly and also our study and something to switch gears because you'd be. so i tried to give a better perspective about the uh, doing business with us. yeah. and also we, uh you got this from the perspective of asia as part of the global so. so uh back to your questions. uh, actually uh, if we look at the doctor, so i have the doctor right now. so there is a gap between the productions and consumpt

is there any government find out just either from reporting from the or so how does how hooton's updating us from on in jordan? it is really our re spokesperson danielle hug ari speaking on thursday at highlighting the 1st and only prove that has been conducted into israel's failures . on october, the 7th, he said that in total, a $101.00 people were killed in 2 boots very. this is a town that falls along the guns a border that was attacked on october. the 7th. he says there was a series of logistical failures including in the lead up to the attacks and even the days beforehand. and all of this comes as israel's defense minister jo, up the launch has called for a state commission inquiry, a full investigation into what happened on october. the 7 and this investigation wouldn't just be for the army, but it would be, for is really politicians and gallon highlighted that he himself should be investigated, along with his really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who was sitting right alongside him. now nathan, y'all who his government has long been rejecting any sort of investigation into the

mongolia. among the others now the ukraine conflict was also discussed specifically at vladimir hooton's meeting with the turkish president or the one and uh at around that meeting. we heard also a statement from rushes for administer a survey lab. rob, who said that the only party to the ukraine conflict that that's actually interested in peace negotiations. right now. is mosque out, could i, you know, that goes to the ukraine, refused to send a negotiations. ukraine itself has bob, you go. sions was ross, so by so logic is decree, the west, the small ones, ukraine to solve this wall. if it was the west, has some least against us with keeps hands up. it's also worth mentioning that the un secretary general is in attendance at this summit as well. so this is a high level event with a lot of important world leaders and diplomats that no doubt the world is watching right now. very closely addresses. i talked to them outside of the west, what led to ukraine? stop fighting, the german, sean. so this seems to just confirmed precisely that same goal in will quote, never support a ceasefire. in

and it's pretty, pretty boot and it's always hooton's fault. the same thing will happen here. they will shape a narrative and say that this individual acted alone, and that he wasn't actually. he wasn't influenced by any of the radicalized media or the people that are in government now that have gone after and, and created this, which kind of gets president trump up to date. so i believe right now that we're with what you're seeing right now unfold is going to backfire on, but this is just one of many attempts that they're gonna take at present a truck. and they're gonna try to steal the election in november. but right now, one of the biggest peers we have is who's next is not just president trump, that they're coming for the coming for every one that stands for the way of the sure, again, this is the sick this now, and how did this event affect the general live most federal political rallies and all the laws of gatherings going forward. we know this is a political era where the whole everywhere trump is going everywhere, biden is going well. all the candidates, the po, places

, don't benefit and do not help improve their countries of the fall time of the inquiry see says hooton's fantasy of great power they both want to incorporate. so the countries and so their respective empires, taiwan is to see what ukraine is to push and she's go is taiwanda, return to the motherland by force if necessary. the ty pays national revolutionary murders. shrine commemorates the victims of the civil war when republican and communist chinese killed each other, concern over a return to that conflict can be felt everywhere. here, the small democratic island states is now amassing arms to deter the constant threats from its outsized brother. the national security council greets us and ty ones, presidential palace, wellington, who has the challenging task of protecting his island from china. so much into this, you know, china once a unification with ty, when he's territory and is making no secret that it will take any step imaginable to do so. and then, but the time when he is know that dictatorship and democracy are incompatible, ever since the republican troops fled from the commu

hooton had just invaded ukraine, causing energy supply strikes. now we are down to about 3%.back in the ballpark of where inflation was during the obama and early trump years. the producer price index today did show some inflation and wholesale prices. stock market cannot be happier. the dow broke 40,000 for the second time ever today, as wall street is hoping the drop in prices will convince the man you saw at the start of the segment, jerome powell, to cut interest rates and allow people to get cheaper loans and mortgages. today the rupert murdoch owned wall street journal released its survey of economists to say if you care about lower prices, and don't vote for trump, because his policies will drive prices higher. which i suppose is a backend credit to the biden administration for its policies there helping drive prices down. joining us now is one of those policymakers, jared bernstein, chair of the white house council of economic advisers. good to see you. look, it is been 40 years, you and i have been talking for a long time, not 40 years. 40 years since we as a country

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have to read the book doesn't all is, but i just wanna find the say why you say in the book that hooton's related move to save that people have done yet was somehow decisive in saving venezuela's wouldn't uh, to the war in your, of costing hundreds of thousands of ukrainians got to do with the saving of lives in venezuela. is this is a, a very clear illustration of the follies of us imperial overconfidence because under trump, in order to pressure the venezuelan people into recognizing a shadow government that the us, it installed a good one guy. no. trump actually banned the sale of venezuelan oil and us markets, and this was a relationship that has gone back almost a century since the discovery of venezuela oil. we've had entire pipelines and an infrastructure built oil refineries here in order to pump as well an oil in to us gas stations. and at the time then as well, it was supplying roughly 7 percent of us oil imports. and over night, when that band came down, russia's say a share of the us, oil in port market jumped 7 percent. and i show that graph in my book, it's inverse. so the s