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but there's a point to when you come here peter margie are and he's forced to take at least 6 seats out of the $21.00 seats available and also wraps. full hungry to re present hungry into european elections. the question is also the vote to turn out the higher the vote or cannot turn out. usually it serves the governing fetus. the lot of questions we will cover and continue to cover from hungary on if a chart in budapest. funny. thank you very much. we'll check in with you throughout the afternoon and now we can get an impression from franz with dw sonya fall in the car standing by for us in paris. so sonya, tell us, what is the priority for french voters and what are the polls they're predicting as well. domestic issues of way much dominated this daughter can election in fonts and peoples your can about things like the challenge of making ends meet about immigration, about access to public services is a feeling of insecurity and crime. and these are mainly concerns expressed by both those of the far right who are leading in the polls the far right natural randy led by marine the band a

under the banner of the religious movement of the magazine, margie, it was led by a man named kinsey to the rebels. use guerrilla tactics, because they did not have the power to grasp the german army in head on confrontation. but the germans were not able to suppress the resistance of the guerrillas either. so, the invaders decided to starve that population to day. one of the commanders of the german troops, captain wagon time, wrote only anger and one can lead to final submission. military actions alone will remain more or less a drop in the ocean. the blasphemous bland work. the invaders burned villages and fields. in 2 years, germany deliberately starved up to 300000 people did that later. the monstrous experience of the 2nd rice in tanzania was copied by the 3rd right, led by the nazis in order to extra pay, the peoples of europe the, the 5 minutes. the moody claims victory for his the lines in india is general election contests that spring fall closer than many had predicted. it's been a long on predictive hillsdale. political thriller of thoughts as we bring you all the updates

of these driverless cars. 1st time margie gonzalez just hopping. onto an autonomous shuttle.d last year by the contra costa county transportation. agency. presto with its 2 shuttles moves along a fixed route across bishop branch. a 600 acre business hub in san ramon. less than a minute into the ride. on abrupt >>stuff. okay? >>the agency acknowledges there's a gap between where avi technology is now and the future of autonomous transportation. longtime bus driver tony hayes. is much more skeptical. >>i used to go to tellers announced the atm and you know, i just don't don't just i don't i just don't trust it >>has been in countless situation. in >>which >>children and others have asked him for help. >>you know, you want to pull a bus over. hey, you need help. busses not going to do that by itself. >>addressing those concerns is key for the industry and those who see it's promised improved. improve transportation. tim hale is executive director of the contra costa transportation authority. >>we have a 1st and last mile problem here in country costa county, >>according to ccta.

document action means it's possible to in the theme, to feed us something like that or by this is margie ah, speeds publicly about the government's interference in a judicial case and he does so was almost far as he he was married to the previous justice minister, you did vargas, and those the strengths and weaknesses of the system. the also knows what a state capture operation looks like when the populace are in charge. the main problem in hungary, the actions by book on the, you know, in 5 years, the, or by government and spend more than 1300000000000. 14 for prep. i've done the, we have, i mean is to be a public, gotten the in 2024 in europe in the union been the ones have administered the oath has many is still a new case and we don't have them in history of environments, but we do have, i mean it's still propaganda. it's to be, it's funny, but there are those 3 inch icing in the, it'll be in there. i'm bored about the capture of states institutions like the police, the security say i have is the and got a press. everything is captured. yeah, this thing is, is that the by, if he does

we looked this over, the goal is margie responsible for shame bounce when she's a scientist, a former mexico city mer, and founder of the governing lift wing more than a party. in fact, looked us over that lord had singled her out as his preferred successor years ago. unlike the president, shame bone has generated expectations that you will fight for women's rights and address violence against females in mexico width and the sides of the highest per capita in the western hemisphere. as women, these means a lot. it means breaking through the glass ceiling that we've had for centuries. it means at least for me breaking this through, it's up, the woman cannot take a leadership role. what else? and they don't they love shame bell promises to continue the president's social programs. but critics a worry that you would also push other policies seen by many esl authoritarian, certainly on the campaign trail file, the as a bomb fully endorse the model is proposed constitutional rewards. and those represent his efforts to really weekend some democratic checks and balances in mexico. centralize

leading 3 conservative sounds, one reformist, running for office of cheese correspondents into ron, margie obaskey and has no. i am local time. uranium started trusting their ballast after the folding stations were opened. nationwide, there are around $58000.00 folding stations across the country for people to cast their ballots full. so there are around $340.00 voting stations in foreign countries for overseas voters to cast their policy. now, since the early hours after the leader of he's on the farm and a half is dollars and the destination on periods and search them to participate in the election in great numbers saying, doing this would make the country crowd more and more people are showing even officials including being very particular format. one of the most famous 61000000 new riggins are eligible to vote. however, based on surveys, conductive 5 different hearing and pulling institutions turn out is expected to be something to 60 percent. their race phase now between 4 candidates, one of them, most of whom on monday has got a less chance compared to the others reward. no strong fo

the president has given docs really is for margie mesh notes in pharma, in big failure, the united states on board program to basically say what you put this special if i'm in psalms where there is no dignified label in, in those special requirements on the desktop screen, of its own deliberates, but you have given multinational tax, what do you need? he have given subsidies on what that you have given subsidies on electricity. he has gone ahead and given was subsidies for capital gain, but the increased uh, what you can execute if you have increased funding. i did tax on basic when, when did you invested commodities get talking about the smile we're talking about right. we're talking about, what are we talking about? well, the been you know, is explicitly the young people that are trying to make money to be just digital content creative. he has loved them with another, you know, 15. so he's fucked and started up to 5. know you're going to do it to 15 percent. so they talk of you out of seem on the streets. i'm not quite the some 7, but they're fighting any money that yep. waiting to get

. >> margy, great to check in with you today. >> thank you. >>> coming up, travel stocks are usuallye of the hardest hit during a downturn, but the head of travel and leisure says their business model, oh, yes, is recession proof. he'll join us next to make his case. shares of fast casual chain sweetgreen have tripled in six months and there are two trends driving that, automation and suburbanization. the ceo joins us later in the show. "the exchange" is back after this. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." sticky inflation keeping rates higher for longer, raising concerns about risks to the consumer. travel and leisure says inflation is a tailwind and the vacation ownership business model is recession proof. joining me on "the exchange" is mike brown, ceo of travel and leisure. we thank you for joining me. what do you think is going on with the economy? >> all we can do is look at how people are traveling the first half of this year and into the second half of this year. despite a lot of noise and talk about crosswinds that things are changing -- >> yeah. >> -- we're not seeing it. w

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. >> reporter: this is the first time margie gonzalez is hopping on to an autonomous shuttle. >> prettyast year by the contra costa county transportation agency, presto, with its two shuttles, moves along a fixed route across bishop ranch, a 600-acre business hub in san ramon. less than a minute into the ride, an abrupt stop. >> but sometimes you come over -- ooh. >> okay. >> reporter: the agency acknowledges there's a gap between where av technology is now and the future of autonomous transportation. longtime bus driver tony hayes is much more skeptical. >> used to go to tellers and now it's the atm. i just don't trust it. >> reporter: he's been in countless situations in which children and others have asked him for help. >> you know, want to pull a bus over. hey, you need help? a bus is not going to do that by itself. >> reporter: addressing those concerns is key for the industry and those who see its promise to improve transportation. tim hale is executive director of the contra costa transportation authority. >> we have a first and last mile problem here in contra costa county. >> r

i'm joined by republican pollster, kristan sold to sanderson democratic pollster margie, are marrow good morning to you both so much for coming and give me your sense on how this could impact the race, would just maybe there's some historical context let's we can point to. there's a barak obama mitt romney race from 2012 heading into the debate, polls show that obama had a narrow li, but outside the margin of error according to a gallup poll at the time, four points, he was then afterwards obama didn't do as well in that debate, there was a bit of a jump for romney, cut it down to about two points. that will significant other bomb of course, ultimately one do we accept, do we expect that kind of bounce this time? and for that kind of bounce to last for whoever is perceived to have won the race i would expect that we will see slightly fewer undecided voters to the extent that we have even this 34, 5% still out there saying, i truly don't know what i'm going to do. that may after seeing the debate, either have their concerns about biden. okay. my my my mind is it ease those concerns are la

we look this over the goal, is margie responsible for shame bounce when she's a scientist, a former mexico city mer, and founder of the governing left wing. what it and a party, in fact looked us over to the board, had singled her out as his preferred successor years ago. unlike the president, shame bone has generated expectations that you will fight for women's rights and address violence against females in mexico width and the sides of the highest per capita in the western hemisphere. as women, these means a lot. it means break is through the glass ceiling that we've had for centuries. it means at least for me breaking this through a top that will make cannot take a leadership role and send the shame vall, promises to continue the president's social programs. but critics a worry that you would also push other policies seen by many esl authoritarian, certainly on the campaign trail file, the fully endorse the model is for louis constitutional rewards. and those represent his efforts to really weekend some democratic checks and balances in mexico, centralized power and the federal executiv

. >> reporter: this is the first time margie gonzalez is hopping on to an autonomous shuttle. >> prettyby the contra costa county transportation agency, presto with its two shuttles moves along a fixed route across bishop branch. a 600-acre business hub in san ramon. less than a minute into the ride, an abrupt stop. >> but sometimes you come over -- ooh. >> okay. >> reporter: the agency acknowledges there's a gap between where av technology is now and the future of autonomous transportation. longtime bus driver tony hayes is much more skeptical. >> used to go to tellers and now it's the atm. i don't trust it. >> reporter: he's been in countless situations in which children and others have asked him for help. >> you want to pull a bus over. hey you need help? bus is not going to do that by itself. >> reporter: addressing those concerns is key for the industry and nose who see its promise to improve transportation. tim hail is executive direct to have of the contra costa transportation authority. >> we have a first and last mile problem here in contra costa county. >> reporter: according

anybody is watching, we thank you from the bottom of our heart and shout out to dear late mother, margie virginia from pittsburgh that taught me about integrity compassion and service. thank you. [applause] >> thank you supervisors. especially supervisor mandelman for this honor and recognition. i love san francisco and any efforts i made for the betterment of san francisco over the last 30 years i have been here have been nothing more then pleasure and i want to thank the people that make them succeed. the generous sponsors, the tireless volunteers, enthusiastic attendees. the staff of prc for the pride brunch and my partner, gary virginia. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> our next special order commendation will be from district 9 supervisor hillary ronan. >> thank you so much president peskin. i would love to ask gary coleman to come to the front. [applause] today it is my great pleasure to honor veteran prosecutor jerry coleman. jerry worked as a prosecutor 45 years in the san francisco district attorney's office. he technically retired from the office 10 years ago, gary has worke

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anybody is watching, we thank you from the bottom of our heart and shout out to dear late mother, margie virginia from pittsburgh that taught me about integrity compassion and service. thank you. [applause] >> thank you supervisors. especially supervisor mandelman for this honor and recognition. i love san francisco and any efforts i made for the betterment of san francisco over the last 30 years i have been here have been nothing more then pleasure and i want to thank the people that make them succeed. the generous sponsors, the tireless volunteers, enthusiastic attendees. the staff of prc for the pride brunch and my partner, gary virginia. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> our next special order commendation will be from district 9 supervisor hillary ronan. much president peskin. i would love to ask gary coleman to come to the front. [applause] today it is my great pleasure to honor veteran prosecutor jerry coleman. jerry worked as a prosecutor 45 years in the san francisco district attorney's office. he technically retired from the office 10 years ago, gary has worked as a consultan

margie in pennsylvania on the line for republicans. caller: good morning.at about the cease-fire is fabulous. with the emphasis on hamas. what i was concerned about was it was on was like president biden could hardly give this talk about our wonderful justice system with a straight face. when i heard that i googled the situation and found that since they have been keeping 1989, 205547 people have been released because they were incarcerated illegally. that is only the ones that can afford to keep fighting for their release. i found it very disingenuous. i wanted to bring that out. it is not a perfect justice system. thank you. host: thank for your call. denise in akron, ohio, the line for republicans. caller: yes. i am calling because i want to put a figure out there of $30 billion. that's how much the mexican cartel made last year bringing illegal immigrants into our country. this is being funded -- host: where did you find that number? caller: it was done by a guy who does a study on immigration todd bensman who worked for the texas border patrol for 10 o

margie in pennsylvania on the line for republicans. caller: good morning.mphasis on hamas. what i was concerned about w it was on was like president biden could hardly give this talk about our wonderful justice system with a straight face. when i heard that i googled the situation and found that since they have been keeping records since 1989, 2547 people have been released because they were incarcerated illegally. that is only the ones that can afford to keep fighting for their release. i found it very disingenuous. i wanted to bring that out. it is not a perfect justice system. thank you. host: thank for your call. denise in akron, ohio, the line for republicans. caller: yes. i am calling because i want to put a figure out there of $30 billion. that's how much the mexican cartel made last year bringing illegal immigrants into our country. this is being funded -- host: where did you find that number? caller: it was done by a guy who does a study on immigration, todd bensman who worked for the texas border patrol for 10 or 20 years. that he went to work for

the sun today, which we're so lucky to have , my which we're so lucky to have, my outfit is from margieom colman douglas pearls. i mean, you look amazing. >> and of course, everybody is dressed up to the nines here today. what's the atmosphere like at royal ascot so far? >> it's buzzing. i mean, it's the one one time of the year, big social occasion . everybody big social occasion. everybody tries to get in and enjoys and it's something for everybody . it's something for everybody. that's the royal enclosure. then you can be somewhere else and just enjoy picnics and wander around. you don't have to book. you can just eat somewhere, or you have your famous picnic in the car park. >> and that's the thing i suppose one of the main attractions is, of course, the royal family. we're stood right by the parade ring and the carriages are going to go right past us here. later on today, when the royal family do arrive for the royal procession. because you've been here a number of years now, what's the atmosphere like? and what do the pubuc atmosphere like? and what do the public think when they s