members in one kyiv must decide for itself what goals it will pursue as bbc security correspondent jonathan bill arrives some alliance members are already making efforts to help ukraine survive the winter about a continuous flow of supplies to ukraine, both military and humanitarian in particular, the generators that are needed after the attacks on the power grid of ukraine, which cause difficulties for millions of civilians who suffer from power outages, here are waiting for concrete promises about how will help ukraine to repair the energy network, and instoltenberg made it clear that he believes that russia is using winter as a weapon of war. we also heard british foreign minister james cleverly, who stated that russia will try to freeze ukraine so that it is defeated . nato's foreign minister has already promised various specific military support to ukraine and humanitarian and once again showed solidarity with ukraine or understand russia that they will continue to provide support to ukraine, although this is becoming more and more it is more difficult in the winter of ukraine, he expresses

jonathan: i like to watch horses but i don't like to bet on them. billn us in about 30 minutes time, live from new york, this is bloomberg. lisa: federal reserve policymakers are stressing more interest rate hikes are on the way to curb inflation. the new york fed president told reporters he sees rates headed somewhat higher than was forecast a few months ago. james bullard says markets or underpricing the chance of higher rates. china plans to increase covid vaccinations among its senior citizens. it's a step that health experts regard as crucial to reopen an economy stuck in harsh covid zero restrictions. beijing stopped short of announcing mandates that helped raise an auction -- immaculate asian rates in other countries after a weekend of protest. hsbc has agreed to sell its canadian unit to royal bank of canada. the price is $10 billion in cash. the deal will allow rbc to expand its roster as clients and bulk up its retail presence on the west coast. this represents a rare domestic acquisition for one of canada's big banks. in new york, the transpor

. >> dana: fox team coverage jonathan hunt in nevada. bill mccarne with analysis. let's get to alicia acuna in phoenix, arizona votes are still being counted in two big races. give us your update. >> good morning, dana. as the count was updated last night into today we saw the margins increase in favor of democrats. but we still have a long way to go in both sides no that. i will get to that in a second. why is this taking so long? according to the arizona secretary of state's office the estimated number of uncounted ballots in the state is 619,000. maricopa county it is more than 407,000. maricopa is the second largest voting jurisdiction in the nation. 80% of voters here were early voters. under arizona law folks are also allowed to drop their early ballot off on election day. on tuesday 290,000 voters did just that. that's a huge jump from 2020 when 170,000 walked them in. >> once they go through signature verification and deemed good signature and audit queue they can sent to the board for tabulation. this number is immense. but it does inhibit us from having a

jonathan: inflation is easing in europe, but still, double-digit cpi. you get this easing but it is still incredibly elevated. tom: i have an offspring in paris right now, her electric billathan: and you are paying for it. tom: of course. living in europe, the major story is europe does not have the economic statistics of america or even a resilient great britain. jonathan: and explains the massive month we have had with the euro. euro-dollar up by 4%. tom: we are shifting to this pivot thing, i can't believe i'm saying it. a pivot. lisa: look at the natural gas prices in europe. how much does that track to what we have seen in the euro? it is better than expected data coming out of how warm the winter is going to be. as well as a stockpile of natural gas, it is not the worst case scenario so you get massive dollar weakness. the euro rally. is it sustainable? jonathan: the equity market something like this on the s&p 500, positive but .2%. 30 minutes away. yields a little lower, down two basis points at 3.72 on the 10 year. the story of the month with the bond market has been a deep curve inversion we have seen in treasuries. tom: it has. come back a little and all of th

. >> bill: james freeman from the "wall street journal." jonathan serrie is in georgia and jonathan hunt is trying to figure out what's going on in vegas. >> what's another 24 to 36 hours between friends when we've waited this long? it is slow, it is methodical, and it is being done according to officials here, according to the letter of the election law. the counting is continuing there. in two of the most populous counties in nevada, one in the north and down here in clark county where 75% of the state's population lives. it is ongoing and one of the reasons for that is that mail-in ballots provided they were postmarked on election day itself, november 8th, can arrive as late as tomorrow and they still have to be counted. the registrar in clark county says they can do this right or they can do it fast. listen here. >> we're working as hard as we possibly can in order to get the ballots counted. whether we like it or not, there is no way that we can move any faster than we're currently moving. >> so incumbent democratic senator cortez masto is stil

bills. our political correspondent jonathan blake reports. he's been warning us for weeks.his government will therefore take whatever tough decisions are necessary. we are going to have to take some very difficult decisions. it's not going to be easy, there are going to be some very difficult choices. and this morning the chancellor said, in the starkest terms yet, what his statement in a few days�* time will mean for us all. we are going to see everyone paying more tax, we are going to see spending cuts. but i think it's very important to say that we are a resilient country. the chancellor will not say yet what is coming but changes to income tax, a squeeze on government spending and energy firms giving up more of their profits are all expected. the principle i approach is i will not be hiding anything i do. i'm a conservative chancellor and i think i've been completely explicit that taxes are going to go up. that's a very difficult thing for me to do because i came into politics to do the exact opposite so i will be honest, i will be fair, and it will be a balanced approa

and maybe just maybe those who pollute must pay the lute for the clean up bill campbell, it had to $40.00, and jonathan ah, rampaging inflation rates and energy prices have led to a new router process into european union member states. major cities in greece face violent crashes of in protesters and riot police. ah ah public and private sec hookers walks out in a union organized 24 hours prior to processing as rising proof of living rallies all being described as the biggest in 7 years since the time that greece received controversial bailout funds from the e u and the i m f. now grease is grappling with a 12 percent inflation rates. well, the highest in the u. satisfied its national economy being expected to grow 5.3 percent this year. thanks to stronger than expected tourism. come from the psych disrupted public services around the country, including ferries to greece is many islands. i'm cool school closures and staff in shortages and hospitals, medications or clothes and buses, taxes and greatly services will cut rental car agencies will hounded with people e get skill transfer is what one of them

she spoke with abc's jonathan karl, republican attorney general under under donald trump. bill barr all said that there that there wasn't you know that the election was was not stolen. are we going to sit and litigate this happy to do it? i'm just wondering why they would all lie. you guys are obsessed with. we have a lot of corruption in the system and they don't want. i think a lot of people who were responsible for that election know that there were rules broken and laws broken. and they don't want to admit fault okay? in response to election deniers, former president obama on the campaign trail said democracy as we know it may not survive. similar existential rhetoric came from former president trump when referring to the liberal agenda , saying this country i don't know if it's going to live for another two years. others in the wake of the attack on speaker pelosi's husband are calling for cooler heads to prevail. unfortunately it's becoming more dangerous place and we've got to do everything we can to lower the rhetoric there has to be some healing process and democrats a

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jonathan: that was bill dudley.n powell yesterday. futures down .7%. you should be excited. tom: i have never seen this before. translate, jon. can you imagine secretary of treasury yellen coming out with a statement 15 minutes after jerome powell releases a team live tightening statement? the chancellor checker managing the message in real time on the monetary events of his nation. never seen it. jonathan: the chancellor once limited interest rate rises. there is acknowledgment here before we jump too many steps ahead. there is acknowledgment of the contribution to what is happening with interest rate hikes into u.k. chancellor yellen goes on to say the top priorities to grip inflation, difficult decisions need to be made on taxes and spending. there is an understanding here in this government and the country pushing to this idea we were expecting higher interest rates, and more rate hike started to come. what they are going to do is come up with a statement in the next month or so, a budget that is going to involv

on every single issue, jonathan, look at every bill that has passed the house, that got caught up int to fight for the american people. we want to deliver for the american people. but we need more votes. we need more voters in the united states senate. we need more votes in the house. -- >> on that note, then, what does a good night for democrats on tuesday look like for you? >> the good night for me is to keep our majority in the house and senate, to be kept some of these governors mansions. i think we are well on that path to do that. we knew coming into the midterm election that we knew the history that a president in power usually, the best party loses seats in the house in the senate. and there've only been two years, i think, over the course of 100 years in which a president's party has actually gained seats. we knew these were going to be unprecedented times, particularly coming off of covid and a global crisis like that. we took unprecedented action, jonathan. we at, the dnc, the dnc put $30 million on the ground in 2018. we have spent almost $90 million on the ground. that's

jonathan serrie picks up the story in atlanta. good morning. >> good morning, bill. governor brian kemp is lending herschel walker his massive get out the vote operation he assembled in georgia. for the first time the two appeared together at a rally over the weekend. the popular republican governor is trying to shore up support for walker who under performed kemp by 200,000 votes statewide in the november 8th general election. the disparities were largest in metro atlanta but also in some of the rural counties in the northern part of the state. incumbent senator warnock hopes to leverage those split ticket voters. the democratic party of georgia hosted a weekend news conference featuring two voters who cast ballots in the general election for the republican governor but also for the democratic senator. take a listen. >> i know that at their core our governor and senator warnock are good men who i can trust to represent georgia and lead our state well. but i can't say the same about herschel walker. >> republican strategists think walker will benefit from -- >> repub

jonathan, let's say for a moment that the republicans do take over the house again. what will their legislative agenda look like in 2023 >> that's a great question there will be a mix. they will put bills there to implement what was not done in the past, even though they won't go anywhere. it's not so much the legislative agenda, it's going to be the investigative agenda, whether you're talking about investigations into hunter biden or impeachment investigation into joe biden we're going to have to see, with biden doing better in this midterm than a lot of people expected and republicans with a very small margin in the house how far they go, but expect to at least get significant investigation. >> throw in january 6 abelong wt that thank you for your perspective >> let's turn to utah where mike lee is projected to beat independent evan mcmullin. nbc's gary grumbalk who joins us from salt lake city has been covering this. gary, good morning what is the latest on the ground in utah. >> reporter: good morning, guys. likely, it was an expected win, this is utah it wasn't as easy as the mike lee campaign thought it would be there's really two reasons for that one, evan mcmullin, his opponen

those are ramping up more quickly than infrastructure spending bill which was passed sooner and that will not hit until well into 2024. jonathanocrats hold onto the house, will that change your outlook? >> i think the biggest change is the risk of the debt ceiling and what that would mean at a time when the fed is still raising rates. we already had the debacle of 2011 and the debt ceiling debate back then. to take that off the table is good news. whether means more stimulus if we had a downturn, i think we are limited in fiscal space. i'm not sure it means more stimulus out there. i don't think they will have an easy path to any kind of changes in policy which is unfortunate. we need to make some major decisions on policy that i think need to be bipartisan in scope and i don't see that no matter what the outcome is either way. jonathan: fantastic as always to catch up with you. we talked about the readout from the white house on the meeting between biden and president xi. this is the minister of foreign affairs on twitter -- the two sides should respect each other and coexist in peace and work together to ensure the china-u.s

so let's start with this online safety bill we had jonathan ashworth on earlier saying that the toriesmments deemed offensive can be policed. well, yeah, it feels as though this legislation has really been through the over the last through the mill over the last year so. it's obviously a year or so. it's obviously a well intentioned piece of legislation intended to keep children safe , but free speech children safe, but free speech campaigners very alarmed campaigners were very alarmed about idea of this new genre about the idea of this new genre of content once deemed legal but harmful , which essentially meant harmful, which essentially meant that if some sort of arbiter decides that this a piece of content was going to distress people , it would be taken down people, it would be taken down off social media, which is sort off social media, which is sort of all very well when you're imagining, you know, i suspect things or something, but who is that and under imagine that arbiter and under imagine if we had a corbyn government, for example, what would be deemed legal, harmful. so deem

bills? dot dot dot. question mark. lisa: elaborate public relations on behalf of jeff bezos. jonathan: futures are down .5%. bramo with tons of swag. this is bloomberg. lisa m: keeping you up-to-date with the first word, i am lisa mateo. president biden and xi jinping had the first-ever in-person meeting today. they shook hands before sitting down at a hotel in bali, indonesia, where the group of 20 summit is happening. the president said the two have a responsibility to show that china and the u.s. can prevent competition from turning into conflict. in turkey, authorities say a kurdish poll taker and its u.s.-backed affiliates in syria were behind a deadly bomb attack in his temple, killing at least six people and wounding 81 in a taurus district. turkey says the suspect has been captured and was identified as a syrian national. in the u.k., chancellor terry hunt is expected to delay much of the 65 billion spending cuts and tax hikes until after the next election. that is to protect the economy and shore up support for the conservative party as the country heads into recession. the bulk of the savings woul

jonathan said to this man i shan'tni run from her and he didn't. and by the next morning when they actually battled 1000 people from the port of a bill bow headwater the beach to watch the spectacle offshore of this in british and american ship fighting each other. the battle lasted for about two hours. then jonathan decided to have his men load the cannon with a bar shot which is basically two cannonballs connected by an orange bar proven that exit the canon it starts spinning wildly and can/rigging and sales predicate's smash a mast or spar if it hits it directly. image off the sightings so i hopped on my bike, this is during covid, went over to ceylon and looked in the square where the book said it was supposedly located. i found a lot of others but not this one so i went back home and called local historians and said what's up with the plaque and she started laughing. she said you're not going to like where the plaque is. it's inside of the korean barbecue restaurant about two blocks away so i got back on my bike. she thought i was there to buy some food. in probably should have bought some food but i didn't. i said i'm here to see what's behi

on could a canteen like you see on the left that belonged to bill sold at sotheby's a couple of months ago way back it belonged to jonathan gleason 1782 on the right is not a powder horn, but a mess horn missing cap. so the idea it was a strap that goes over shoulder and you can run through the woods with black powder, but with a dispatch that you've got to get through the woods to, somebody who wants to have direction and a military situation that was owned by another great collector that we've heard of, and that's john dumont. and then finally, horn idea takes on different forms. in the 19th century, like this hair comb pressed, heated pressed, very rare is the surviving box that it came in, in 1832 from the boston common you factory. what these powder horns are not of course are cartridge boxes you know that they're also not scrimshaw you know how might sometimes see a caption or an auction announcement and powder in great powder and scrimshaw are often confuse but powder horns usually are not maritime like scrimshaw is usually not 19th century nonfunctional or nonpolitical art art's sake as relates the relationship po

. >> massive jam finishes the 16 point so that when bill hitting 7 of 11 shots, but the warriors, 7 young bull as well. jonathandesign. he doesn't really play today and that 2 hands. let's say it again. coming up, finishes with 18 were trailed by 7, though at the break. 2nd half jordan poole keeping the dubs close. give me a cake at the top of the key. thank you, wiseman. and he drains it. steph likes enough. pull led the deaths of 20 points, 9 assists, but he forced the issue too much led the team with 5 turnovers. in the end, though, just too much with the dish here. no look pass to larry nance junior. and that's a nasty jams. dunking in the game, the young dubs say held the role. it was respectable. they were couple possessions, at the nba. you see what happens. you see the body language warriors lose again, one 14 to 105, they're back in action monday with the forty-niners so they're well deserved. bye week. the faithful have a down week 2, but if you want to forty-niners fix this weekend, might want to watch the dolphins bears came that's because miami boasts a backfield with former running backs raheem mo

vote of 62 to 37 to be the final vote when they bring that bill to the floor where it would only have to pass by simple majority. >> jonathan, joyce, and eli -- i have to ask. what's that a painting of behind you? >> it's -- just >> -- isabella? >> it's an abstract piece. but i think the title of it is red house. >> red house! wow. i don't have to see that thing in fall. i'm looking at a pair of red pants in a belly, that's what makes an abstract. >> come over anytime. >> jonathan, eli, joyce, thanks so much. coming up, the worst fears over that missile hitting in poland -- worries of wider conflict have not eased. we watch the former russian ambassador on what -- asylum seekers to a northeast city to make a point that they are being cared for tonight. we'll update you want to search for a real solution on immigration. the 11th hour, just getting underway on a busy wednesday. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees. that's because this family of

jonathan hunt, thanks so much for your reporting there. joining us so much security expert, retired nypd officer bill stanton along with fox news contributor great to have you both on, sir. bill stanton, first to you, this is a terrible story. in the midterms, democrats are shouting victory but americans are still getting slammed by crime because of this weak-on-crime policies. the midterms didn't fix any of that? >> what did the president say? is he going to change anything? and what was his answer, liz? absolutely nothing. thank you for having me on by the way but it is unfortunate we're talking about this way too often, almost every week. we see these horrible occurrences happening. and it seems that the democrats have created this social experiment where they're, you know, no-cash bail, letting out recidivism criminals to go to do this time and time again unfortunately we're lab animals being sacrificed. when will this end? it has to happen sooner or later. >> the same, bill mcgurn, target says stores are getting looted on such a massive scale the damage to the bottom line, bill mcgurn, $400 million, $400 million out of target's profit

jonathan harrington said to this man i will not run from her, and he did. the next morning, next morning when actually battle 1000 people from the port of bill bao had wanderede beach to watch the spectacle offshore of this british and american ship fighting each other. the battle lasted for about two hours and then jonathan decided to have his men load the cannons with our shot which is basically two cannonballs connected by an iron bar. when it exits the can it start spinning wildly and they can slash rigging and sales. he can even smash amassed for a spark if it hits it directly. so without the achilles had too much, turned and fled. harrington chased it l but is a little too fast, got away. harrington spun around,, recaptured the golden eagle and british privateer that he had captured earlier but the achilles had taken back and all told on board his ship come e man had been killed, his head and then sheared off but a cannonball, at eight men had been seriously injured. now, his battle and his career was commemorated in 1909 1e sense of the american revolution. they putev a plaque, large, broe plaque in salem massachusetts which is right next door to my h

bills double the level of last winter, amid the soaring cost of living. some of the suppliers have defended themselves, calling the review incomplete. the chief executive of ofgem, jonathan told radio 4's today programme he was concerned there was no uniform approach. we know people are paying £2500 a year on average in their bills, and that will go up to £3000 next year. now, although there is a lot of government support that we welcome, that is an incredible amount for many, many families to deal with. now, what we are seeing across—the—board, i'd say, is the need for improvement. and the most important thing for me is making sure that when you apply for help as a customer, you are consistently treated by your company. so what we're finding, particularly with those fines you mentioned, is basically it's pot luck. you might get a good adviser that might help you, but you may also get someone who simply does not do the things that are needed. so let me give you an example of good practice and some of the things we had seen which are really concerning. so i have sat in on calls where companies have identified a customer, checked with them about their personal circumstance

jonathan ferro. the main event over the weekend and the concerned bills -- the concern spills into monday. in a different situation than before. china having to capitulate to the groundswell of covert protests. saying we have to choose between more lock downs or outbreaks and choosing lockdown. jon: it is difficult to contain the virus through zero covid. an official went on to say the united states says everyone has the right to protest, including the chinese people. lisa: that is a bit of a drumbeat on the whole, this is not a democracy. how much is this trying to message this is the one consensus of washington? the u.s. needs china to open up for supply chains to get work through to help the inflation picture. also with respect to global growth and how that could help bring up the rest of the world out of recession. jon: this is a major issue for next year. all the outlooks have been published, having yet been published for 2023, i don't know if you have any kind of outlook if china sticks with covid zero or moves away from it. lisa: we heard from brian weinstein who said our base assum

jonathan hunt and myself. mercedes, mark points out that there have been no real allegations of fraud or anything, but as with you saw, bill gates, the county elections supervisor who is a republican got angry at kari lake's campaign for suggesting that they were deliberately slow-walking these returns. >> well, i've got to tell you, i'm sure the election official is very stressed out because he's trying to finish his job but it is really taking a long time, it's very frustrating for voters. this should have been fixed this time around after the debacle that happened in 2020 and the handling of the mail-in ballots in arizona. i mean, here is where mark and i agree, which is they should adopt the rules like from the states in florida where they are able to count the mail-in ballots before election day. what happens in arizona is that they don't start counting the mail-in ballots 'til the polls are closed. this delays the process. also the debacle with some voting machines in arizona, john. which again, create, sows doubt and that's the type of things that need to be fixed where they have -- they invest in technology, they t

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out west, i'm jonathan lemire and we appreciate you being with us this morning. the senate is expected to hold a final vote later today on a billage rights while also including an amendment for religious freedom protections. the respect for marriage act is expected to pass, requiring the federal government to recognize a marriage between two individuals if the marriage was valid in the state where it was performed, regardless of the couple's sex, race, ethnicity or national origin. it also requires states to accept the legitimacy of a valid marriage performed elsewhere. an amendment added to the bill stipulates that a state is not required to issue a marriage license contrary to that state's law and affirms the organizations would not be required to provide any services, facilities or goods for the celebration of a marriage that goes against their religious beliefs. it would also not recognize polygamist unions. >>> president biden is urging congress to approve a labor deal that would avert what he called a potentially crippling national rail shutdown. in response house speaker nancy pelosi immediately announced that she will c

jonathan. >> you're bringing me the church. you're absolutely right. trumpism isn't just election denialism, it is they don't say gay bill.theory, and not being taught in schools. it's all those things that donald trump champion, that people who are much more politically sophisticated, much more politically savvy to get done, that's why governor desantis, that's why governor youngkin are two people who've been talked about as possible challengers to donald trump. they are donald trump with a smile, policy wise. >> the point that i was gonna make to what you were saying about the definition of trumpism versus trump is one of the biggest motivating factors, and certainly, democrats tried to convey this in their campaign throughout the season, was the threat to democracy that trumpism poses. and the election denialism was at the underlying factor in that. it was because people or denying an election, it was because candidates were going out saying, this would be the last time a republican loses in wisconsin. it was the people who are saying, we will never lose another seat. that, for me, was what was the most extreme part of

jonathan blake there, our political correspondent at westminster. some breaking news coming into us. we are hearing that billayed the role for 11 years. i will read you a family statement about bill treacher. the family are set to announce that bill died late saturday night, his health had been declining for some time. he was much loved by his wife kate and his son jamie and his daughter sophie. bill was a brilliant actor and a wonderful husband and father, plus a very fine human being. he will be hugely missed. there he is, a picture of him, bill treacher, who played it very memorably of course arthur fowler, one of the original cast members in eastenders, and he played that role for 11 years, and he has died. and another death to announce from the world of show business. the veteran actor leslie phillips has died at the age of 98. he spent eight decades in the entertainment industry and was known for his roles in the carry on films and more recently as the voice of the sorting hat in the harry potter series. his wife said she lost a wonderful husband and the public has lost a truly great showman. sarah cam

jonathan, now to donald trump in his third run for the white house. are you surprised by the number of prominent republicans have come out against tromped even his attorney general billarth rights trampled burn down the gop, time for new leadership. what is the reaction from trump advisors to his a dining with white nationalist at mar-a-lago last week? >> there actually have not been that many who have come out against tromped. bill barr is already condemned trump before this. you say chris christie he is pretty vocal. even if you look at people like mike pompeo, terms former secretary of state he's criticizing trump without naming trump which tells me and pence is being kind and gentle as well but which tells me there is still a fear among republicans. even those who want to oppose and potentially in 2024 that trump still commands a serious, meaningful proportion of the base and they do want to cross them yet. desantis for example is been completely silent. to your question, 1 of the most vera lent anti- semites and open racists holocaust denier, you just go through his clips it's kind of staggering to listen too. trumps advisors most of his core team right now char

bills double the level of last winter, amid the soaring cost of living. some of the suppliers have defended themselves, calling the review "incomplete". the chief executive of ofgem, jonathan seeing across—the—board, i�*d say, is the need for improvement. and the most important thing for me is making sure that when you apply for help as a customer, you are consistently treated by your company. so what we�*re finding, particularly with those fines you mentioned, is basically it�*s pot luck. you might get a good adviser that might help you, but you may also get someone who simply does not do the things that are needed. so let me give you an example of good practice and some of the things we had seen which are really concerning. so i have sat in on calls where companies have identified a customer, checked with them about their personal circumstances and then not only helped them get access to prepayment meter credits but also helped them to look at their energy use and how they can reduce their bills, and that is the sort of thing we expect from companies consistently. but i�*m afraid we�*ve got stories where customers have been left in incredibly difficult circumstances. ear

bills and inflation as a result. labour one to the government to come up with a broader strategy. listen to their shadow business secretary, jonathanap out — what the job of government is to do, is to map out that longer term plan. 0ur is to map out that longer term plan. our plans— is to map out that longer term plan. our plans on— is to map out that longer term plan. our plans on the labour side, for a future _ our plans on the labour side, for a future labour government, to make sure that _ future labour government, to make sure that we are free of this dependency on volatile fossil fuels, and become a clean energy superpower by 2030 _ and become a clean energy superpower by 2030. map out the ambitious future — by 2030. map out the ambitious future. whilst these laudable initiatives will play a role, if we are still— initiatives will play a role, if we are still exposed to the kind of pressures— are still exposed to the kind of pressures we have seen leading into this energy— pressures we have seen leading into this energy crisis, and we work to expose _ this energy crisis, and we work to expose in— this energy crisis, and we wo

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jonathan brought up interracial marriage. this was an instance, which is unusual in the last 2 -- how it led to you spilling and -- -- i wasn't long ago the democrats voted and pres billwo major candidates were opposed. barack obama and hillary clinton. they understand the constitutional freedom and rights were there. only 20 or 25% of the country was facing international. >> i would say it's not solely about the supreme court. what i think is happening at the supreme court in the course of this, this complete okay cue cu occupation. it's why we ended up with the dobbs decision. all of these the republican party. there's an element. the vast majority of the base of the republican party, which ultimately it sends us supreme court justices when republicans are in power. think don't mind running over constitutional building. they don't need what they're following this area as a christ yang nation at its core. we have to deal well with nationalists. >> the vast majority of voters are not cool with that. the red wave was averted. >> it's absolutely -- >> sorry, matt. let me bring iisha in. >> i have to say, this does -- i'm listening to matt walk through the history here,

off, brock obama, bill clinton, hillary clinton, looks like the benches were all assembled, and we've sent people all over the country. and we invested on the ground, that the dnc jonathan, we put $90 million on the ground. and in comparison, in 2018, it was 30 million. think about the historic result. the history is, in the president's first term, we have seen an average loss of 45 seats in the house, five in the senate. we just notched the best midterm election for a first term president in history. it is something we should all be proud of. i am thankful, grateful to our volunteers, to all of the staff and all of the state parties, people who really did the work on the ground. it's just remarkable! >> and mister chairman, i hear you about the ground game, and what it did for the senate, what about the house? is that ground game going to be so successful that you are really going to defy history, and democrats will remain control of the house of representatives? >> the votes are still being counted there. but look at where we are now. the gerrymandering in florida, and the courts throwing out the races in new york, it would not even be a question at this point. i am v

bills and inflation as a result. labour want the government to come up with a broader strategy. listen to their shadow business secretary, jonathanp out that longer term plan. our plans on the labour side, for a future labour government, to make sure that we are free of this dependency on volatile fossil fuels, and become a clean energy superpower by 2030. map out the ambitious future. whilst these laudable initiatives will play a role, if we are still exposed to the kind of pressures we have seen leading into this energy crisis, and we work to expose in terms of decisions government made going into them, we will not get to the position we need to be, because we can be repeating the kind of pressures people have been under this winter, and going into next year. we've got to see a bit more ambition, a lot more ambition from the government, to make sure we are not in this position again. that is labour's position, a lot of debate on what can be done to bring down energy prices. there's also a big debate going on about what can be done to produce more energy in the uk. i think we will hear a lot about that over the next few days. th

jonathan ferro is going with england as well. that means you and i must go with the u.s. lisa: i don't know if he is going with the u.k. tom: after the lions billss. lisa m: keeping up-to-date with news from around the world. with the first word, i am lisa mateo. jeremy hunt has outlined a $65 billion tax heights and speaks -- spending cuts so the government can plug a hole in the budget. the wealthy will be hit with higher wages taxes and dividends. windfall on gas companies has been extended. a power shift in washington, although not as big as were publicans had hoped for. the gop has won a narrow majority of the house that gives them the ability to block president biden's agenda. house leader kevin mccarthy tweeted that americans are ready for a new direction and republicans are ready to deliver. democrats have control of the house the last four years. a senior imf official says it will take some time for the full extent of this year's interest rate hikes to become apparent. they also looked at what comes next for the federal reserve. >> they are very likely to raise interest rates and other realms before the end of this year. and then, the q