mr. martin. those are mazda and thanks so much for taking the time. and joining us here today, the size of the interesting story that we're following up on. but what do you make of the timing of this report by cnn, that sort of pains, russia in a certain way. all this amazes the german defense industry clearly booming. and so if you look at that, we can see that in the last week we had a natal meeting in washing and that was done the nature, industrial capacity to expands. went to that wedge of any place, a san, for the rule. and that's i'm, i'm due to the situation a job and that the majority of the general people, they don't agree with the, but then deliveries to ukraine. they are criticizing the job and weapon industry and a lot of scaling. it's not only best as the actors, but his boss was and christian act us as well. i'm crazy sized companies like ryan because like i have done calls like how small 5 weeks port weapons in to config region since a long time. and the criticism is holding on things a long time. so i think there's no shall be done ki

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but up next it is, of course , mr martin is, of course, mr martin daubney, bringing you all the veryon gb news >> hello. i'm here with your latest gb news. weather forecast coming to you from the met office. it is going to turn pretty wet for many of us as we go through the rest of today, overnight and into tomorrow , overnight and into tomorrow, because there is a system that is pushing its way northwards and this is going to bring a lot of cloud and some heavy, persistent rain, especially across parts of the southwest as we go through this evening and overnight with a warning out, because we are likely to see some disruption, some flooding is possible, as well as some difficult driving conditions to that. rain will spread across much of england and wales as we go through the night. so a wet picture for many of us it does mean temperatures are generally going to hold up, so a mild start to the day for many though. further north across parts of scotland in particular here there will be clear skies overnight so it could be a bit fresh first thing. however, once the sun comes up we wil

william mcchesney martin was the successor to the guy who was under president trump's thumb and mr. e most wonderful, inspiring speech about free markets are part of our american intutions. >> right. >> fixed-rates mean fixed prices and economic dysfunction elsewhere, they are, quote, not a part of our institutions wow. and that was observed sometimes more on the breach than observance. fast forward to today. charles: right. >> the fed can't its hands off our markets and interest rates. charles: why though, i have only two minutes to go, i would like do ask you two questions, the first zeroing in on the treasurys though, the t-bills, why is that so critical at this particular point? >> treasury bills are the most liquid short-term instrument available. they are the first cousin to dollar bills themselves. they're paying more than 5% and i take it from no less than authority than warren buffett that they are, as they say on children's did. charles: doesn't he own three or 4% of all the t-bills out there some huge amount. >> round lot. charles: he is headache maaing tons and tons of mo

mr. martin's good comments about the profitability question, i suspect we have a very different discussion talking about the massive subsidies we provide for other forms of transportation not provided in a meaningful way that amtrak, passenger rail, the strong need for substantial federal investment in faster high-speed rail. with that, i recently rode capital limited from pittsburgh down here to washington, beautiful ride, it takes you through lovely parts of pennsylvania, west virginia, maryland before you get to washington, 7 1/2 hours you do that for and one half hours by car, i think the scheduled flight time is a little more than an hour, less than that. i say that again recognizing we need to have substantial investment in high-speed rail. until that happens, until it should, 1941 found out, took six hours, 40 minutes to do that trip, the main problem is not just the topography, which causes issues, freight traffic, freight rail slows down a lot of what happens on that route and many others. the host railroad reports as freight interference among the top two largest reasons for dela

mr. martin just referred to t the unpermit thed vendors it's been a challenge for our tenants and sort of bringing down the overall live life will i ness that we're trying. and the solution, the port along with the cdb came to, was to work with street plans in their urban planning and design firm to really create a positive activation that we're calling a little activation, little embarcadero project. and maybe just a high light some of the key outcomes that we're looking for from this work. again, thinking about end vending enforcement with a positive activation, literally taking up space with our beautification. we do want to offer new offers to locals, this is ar ofing and we see the little embarcadero and promenade as a wonderful place to create a new draw. we want free and affordable, activities for kids and families. and of course, as referred to previously, thinking about the movement between other maiming or mild stones markers within that region of guireladhi getting people in and getting thome stay. but i think another important element is thinking that we're testing out con cep

mr. martin.the issue of choice, pro-choice, every female that finds herself in a family way will have the opportunity to make a choice. either to abort or not to. every day of her life ever will remember what that choice was. the entire issue is taken care of by the 10th amendment. it is exactly where it is supposed to be with the states. thanks for taking my call. host: that is john in cincinnati. ed martin? guest: a couple of things. while i encourage the caller's instinct it is a mother or woman at the center of this, the pro-life movement and the republican party after dobbs has to reinvigorate ourselves. some are talking more frankly about things like money put into the budget to pay for pregnancy, pay for health care, cover that. if your low income, you can generally get your pregnancy covered because of the safety nets. a lot of middle-class folks are not in a position where they can do that, women. we should change the way we look at this. women are in a position where they have wonderful

we also heard earlier from a democratic us senator, us senator martin heinrich who called on mr bidenns with the fact that there is mounting pressure on president biden. we heard earlierfrom his campaign chief who insisted he was the best person to take on donald trump. there is no sign from the president that he is willing to step aside in anyway, despite the calls from these top democratic leaders for him to stand aside as the party nominee. we heard earlierfrom his re—election campaign chair. absolutely the president hello. today is bringing some of the hottest weather of the year so far in many parts of the uk. the sun was certainly shining earlier on for this weather watcher in surbiton to the southwest of london, but it hasn't been like that everywhere. this was the scene on the western side of scotland, with a lot of mist and murk and low clouds. these northern and western parts of the uk are generally seeing more in the way of cloud. we also have this frontal system approaching that will bring some outbreaks of rain, the best of the sunshine across parts of england and wales,

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martin king jr. once noted that mrs. bates was in the thick of the from the very beginning, never faltering, never tiring. born in a small town, the great state of arkansas in 1914, the daisy experienced a turbulent childhood. shortly after birth, mother millie was murdered while fighting off sexual assault of three white men from outside. the community her father hezekiah, forced to flee, leaving daisy to be raised by friends. no one was ever prosecuted for her mother. millie's killing. the trauma of daisy's childhood, second class citizenship she experienced as a black woman in the deep south and her adoptive father's charge to turn pain into progress lit a fire in her to do whatever it took to fight for equal protection under the law. it was in that spirit that she went on to publish the arkansas press alongside her beloved husband, elsie daisy used the weekly newspaper to chronicle the brutal racism of the jim crow south and amplify an american call for freedom. through it all, segregationists constantly threatened d

it should not distort the names of the mrs. norton to show the names of it. victims issued martin and strode aboard the box. it should not put in that big just in spite of that, this keeps happening. a big question mark aboard the fair to conduct the track. this invasion of privacy. is it i'm been don't know the what the media. there's no control inside time that the, our government and the supreme court. so i say don't try it, but i would just say lawyers blind. so is it the colonial system which has come to the nor do we manage it after independence or the british jurisprudence and the british system because there were no country for hundreds of us. and you didn't been in the court then able to exact. and the committee budget court, particularly for good i was framed in 1816 so that the law continued in our country did about now the government of india has realized that most of those laws, red object laws, number one. now what do they are meant to protect the british crown and the fines and the punishment, the boys did not match the present system in the work. secondly, the punishme

during those talks and moscow healthy, martin jacob, a, an expert on india's foreign policy, told us more about the timing of mr. moody's trip to russia. but i think there are some other factors. the one thing for us as well, bro, called mr. moody was not sure whether she should uh uh, engage mr. put in, in a, by dr. summit in 2022 or one. but of course, the last time we do also 20, 21 december. and what he was supposed to go to almost $4.20, which you did not because there was a lack of clarity on whether or maybe i should and gauge that i should just the rate it before the watch based number one. number 2, i think today you are looking at a situation with the reading an india he's right, you're wrong to be that. uh uh, brushing is reading the wall i need for actually is actually reading the wall right or wrong. um, but you know, it just, it would be unwise all on the inside nor to reach out to be supported. and number 3, you are looking at a lot of engagement between a china and russia to the going by the but after somebody just on the, the other and getting with, with, with the 2 sides. and i think of me som

and martin, who's done such a commendable job in championing this. invention. you, mr. herbert hoover, who might help, is watching and to that. that great american and his wife general and mrs. eisenhower. to my own wife my family and to all of my fellow republicans, heroes emulate america across this great nation. from this moment, the united and determined we will go forward together, dedicated to the ultimate and undeniable greatness of the whole man to together, together we will win. all. i accept your nomination and with a deep sense of humility. i accept you the response ability that goes with it. and i say your continued help and you're going to tell your guy he's my fellow republicans. our cause is to great or any man to feel worthy of it. our task would be too great for any man they do not have with him in their hearts and hands of this great republican party. and i promise you tonight that every fiber of my being is consecrated to our cause, that nothing shall be lacking from the struggle that can be brought to it by those he has a mighty vocation and plain ha

well, a culmination of a growing amount of pressure on mr biden not to continue in the race? it has been growing for weeks, martinned right after that presidential debate. it is quite ironic, because usually presidential debates don't usually move the needle. that is something we usually say when we are reporting from those debates, that they don't often make a big difference. 0ften voters know who they will vote for. that is probably true for trump and biden, but that debate really changed everything forjoe biden, for a lot of democrats. they felt this was the first time they had seen mr biden really perform, and were worried about his health, his age, his fragility, and so the pressure grew on him from that moment. but then, there was the attempted assassination of donald trump a week ago, and it looks like this rebellion, i guess you could say, in the democratic party, had come to some sort of standstill, and in some ways, perhaps that had re—energised the support for president biden. but actually, it was the reverse, and i saw that. i was at the republican national convention. i just saw that. i was at the re

martin, the general atmosphere. you know, even away from the convention because mr. funds said that said donald trump's opponents are resorting to quote, abuse and persecution. given the court cases, he's be no longer, of course the assassination attempt against mister todd. how different it do you see the political climate right now compared to elections? of the past? it's been called on the knife edge is not how you see it. there's tremendous divisions in the country, but i don't think that you just haven't seen, we call it law fair it's, it's almost like, you know, there's some of these countries in south america of that you have the democrats and the biden administration catching freshman and try.

mr nigel farage. welcome back to gbn. tonight i'm martin dalby., it's not just the brits who headed to the polls last week. because over in france, the second round of the french parliamentary elections has sent shock waves across all of europe . with the far left new of europe. with the far left new popular front unexpectedly winning the most seats. macron's ensemble alliance coming second and marine le pen's national rally underperforming pollsters predictions in third place. well, as you can see on your screens right now, riots quickly spread across lyon last night, and now questions remain over the future of french politics. can the coalition hold? well, here's the quandary because has president macron paid a massive, massive price? he called this election early. don't forget, just like rishi sunak did in the united kingdom, he didn't have to do this. he he did this. this is on the streets of paris. you can see bikes on fire. the french, not for the first time. the french are revolting. a huge, huge price could be paid for this because the pol

i'm just interesting as wellness, martin, the general out in this fear, you know, even a away from the convention because mr. funds said that said donald trump's opponents are resorting to quote, abuse on persecution. given the court cases, he's be no longer. of course, the assassination attempt against mister todd. how different it do you see the political climate right now? i have compared to elections of the past. it's been called on the knife edge is not how you see it. there's tremendous divisions in the country, but i don't think that you just haven't seen, we call it law fair it's, it's almost like, you know, there's some of these countries in south america of that you have the democrats and the biden administration, accounting president, trump, through these absolutely bogus criminal cases. the january 6 case. i mean, did they did their prosecuting donald trump, the buying special prosecutor for january 6th? i didn't said just a few weeks ago, we've got to put donald trump in the bull's eye. say, well, if you're going to prosecute donald trump for single january 6, and we have to fight, you know, fo

mr dowden . but as you've touched on dowden. but as you've touched on martin out. he quite clearly has said he'll be resigning fairly soon as leader of the party wants the process for electing, the new leader is set out and that person is selected . but yeah, this is, you selected. but yeah, this is, you know, watching that. i think chris touched on it. you know, it's not really the sort of thing you want to see slapping on the backs and laughing and joking. this is supposed to be serious politics. >> have you spoken to your leader since the election and you lost your seat? >> yeah, he rung me up on the sunday. >> i think to, in his words, apologise that he wasn't able to turn back the national tide . turn back the national tide. well, you know, what do you say to him? >> well, late rishi you know. >> well, late rishi you know. >> yeah. basically something along those lines a little bit late. but look, you know, it is what it is to be fair to him, we were coming at the end of 14 years with all the arguing we'd seen , the lack of delivery on seen, the lack of d

after the talks, mr. level also met with other states representatives, including a rum bothering on to ation and focusing on middle piece of our tease us corresponding caleb martin was following the russia lead security council meeting from the u. n. h q in new york city with russia and it's rotating position as president of the security council for the month of july. we had the foreign ministers are gay lab, rob, who's in town giving a dynamic presentation before the un security council meeting that began this morning. one of the points that the russian foreign minister made was that russia has been open to negotiation from the beginning. and that they would like to see a diplomatic resolution of the conflict in ukraine. and western leaders seem committed to preventing such a thing from occurring, even though there is popular sentiment for it in ukraine and around the world. human, you see, but it's a good with washington to germany. policy has not changed for decades, most or atlantic security schemes were based on ensuring the dominance of the united states, including the subordination of europe and the containment of russia. the main role was assigned to nat

i had a chance to interview the bishop, bishop martin and his wife donna, they call her the first lady and the miracle of what they were able toish mr a phone call and say we're ready for more children and the caseworker, what is good news she has for you. >> there is no more children. our goal in the beginning was to adopt 100 children here. they said, we have no more children. >> dana: because you took care of them all? >> we got them all. >> steve: i love the name, small town, big hearts, heroes. >> dana: it is a great special. the movie is wonderful. if you need something uplifting and think about foster care and children who foster children and how many need help. >> steve: indeed. today somber day at fox, 16 years ago today our former colleague tony snow died. you, of course, became the white house press secretary during that administration. this is a sad day, you will remember what a good job he did at everything he did. >> dana: he was a giant of a man, especially in heart, his legacy is beautiful. all three kids are doing very well. when you think about what would he say about today. number one, have faith in god. number tw

mrs. clinton did what they called cut, which was basically look at somebody and turn her head really quickly. she cut martin van buren and the press actually glorified this. for some reason, it seems like martin van gurr was not really all that much beloved by the press. so the press caricatured the way clinton's wife, but also used the opportunity. and the caricature was based on a parent. so there are other examples of other women in the part of these caricatures who were part of the lafargue betrayed. but to our knowledge, julia was the first first lady to actually have this happen to her confession. thank you. another question, can you say more about why the press associated her with texas. well, i think the. the connection between tyler's marriage and the terminology of admixture and concluding a treaty that some of the the newspaper articles that sharon highlighted in her portion of the program, it's almost like they couldn't help themselves but to deliver upon after pon. and it just seemed a natural progression that if the newspaper were looking at the marriage and connecting it, literally connecting

lot of mr. lansky, selected tennessee after his presidential time officially expired of the end of may . the area of my colleagues saskia tell you i've discussed this with argy, corresponded martin echo, sorry about the details are the following. that they were suppose to plan a protest that was the guys the premise to get themselves near that you creating parliament. apparently, they even runs out a whole that could hold 2000 people that were tries recruit soldiers as well as private militia today. and this is a local public human head who apparently has a history was fine to create confrontations and conflicts and problems for the ukrainian governments, but not very successful. apparently, i didn't know very successful all this time either. let's hear some more from the ukraine in the security service and i'll place more be the way and then providing a budget around the whole feature under the guise of holding a so called national gathering their tuckers blend to announce the removal of the current military and political leadership of decreeing from power, then they helped to sees the building on the they're holding their rado and blankets work and local citizens were charged

mrs. clinton did what they called cut, which was basically look at somebody and turn her head really quickly. she cut martin van buren and the press actually glorified this. for some reason, it seems like martin van gurr was not really all that much beloved by the press. so the press caricatured the way clinton's wife, but also used the opportunity. and the caricature was based on a parent. so there are other examples of other women in the part of these caricatures who were part of the lafargue betrayed. but to our knowledge, julia was the first first lady to actually have this happen to her confession. thank you. another question, can you say more about why the press associated her with texas. well, i think the. the connection between tyler's marriage and the terminology of admixture and concluding a treaty that some of the the newspaper articles that sharon highlighted in her portion of the program, it's almost like they couldn't help themselves but to deliver upon after pon. and it just seemed a natural progression that if the newspaper were looking at the marriage and connecting it, literally connecting

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mr. sauer: all the structural ecks that are identified in fitzgerald and a whole series of this court's cases that go back to martin against mor example, impeachment, oversight by congress, public oversi there's a long series. and fitzgerald directly addresses this in the civil context, and we think -- justice jackson: well, i'm not sure mr. sauer: -- that language naturally imports to the criminal context. justice jackson: -- i'm not sure that'-- that that's much of a backstop. and what i'm, i, more worried about the presidentbe being chilled. i think that wd have a really significant opposite problem if thedent wasn't chilled. if someonethose kinds of powers, the most powerful person in the world with the greatest of authority could go into office knowing that there would be no potential penalty for committing crimes, i'm trying to unde what the disincentive is from turning the oval office into, you know, the seat of criminal activity in this country. mr. sauer: i don't think there's any allegation of that i case. and what george washington said is -- what benjamiklin said is we view the prosecution of a chief ex

mr. speaker. and still i rise and i rise today to remind us of the words of dr. martin luther king. the truest measure of the person is not where you stand in times of comfort and convenience, but where do you stand in times of great challenge and controversy? where do you stand when children in gaza are being killed by the thousands? where do you stand when the infrastructure of gaza is being destroyed? schools, hospitals, homes. where do you stand? i cannot in good conscience stand with mr. netanyahu. i will not be in this facility today when he speaks. i will not, if it's a stand-alone bill, vote to send another dime to mr. netanyahu's administration. it's not just hamas that he wants to destroy. he is destroying gaza. and he would, if he could, take all of palestine. i cannot in good conscience stand in this house today and say that i will attend. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one

watched the soccer, i know martin wouldn't approve that, but football is a different game over here. so the soccer, he said, i heard. yeah. and i said, yeah, it's good news, mrsident. and that allowed others to ask. of course , allowed others to ask. of course, sir keir starmer, whether it was coming home. and in my interview with sir keir starmer today, i did jokingly say if it doesn't come home, prime minister, will you resign? well of course he said no, but he will be over there in berlin this weekend cheering the three lions on and hoping we can finally win the euros, and particularly a competition in football on foreign soil, which we've never done. but i personally found joe biden looking pretty healthy. he looked tanned. he looked very different to that. that bleached out figure on the cnn debate, which so many of us saw and couldn't believe how frankly old he looked. and doddery he looked a bit more with it. and i wonder whether, well, i mean, he's going to try and try and stop people like the actor george clooney undermining his role as president. but of course, he is an actor. he he very tightly wound into the democratic establishment when he start

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extended interview with mr nigel farage as he starts his first full week as he starts his first full week as a member of parliament. but first, it's your headlines with sam francis. >> martinod afternoon to you. it's just coming up to 3:32. and the top story this afternoon, downing street has admitted that this summer will be challenging for the new labour government as the first boat of migrants since the first boat of migrants since the general election has crossed the general election has crossed the channel. this morning, the group of 64 illegal migrants was intercepted by a border force vessel and taken to a migrant processing centre in the harbour of dover. it brings the total number of migrants crossing so far this year to 13, and a half thousand people. that's up 12% on the same time last year , and on the same time last year, and the latest small boat arrivals come as former prime minister sir tony blair is urging the new government to bring in digital id cards to control immigration. however, the home secretary says it's not part of labour's policy. instead, yvette cooper insists setting up a new border security command will bring an end to people smuggling acros