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opposite about the railways well actually the head of the train drivers union actually sits on labor's nec. and indeed was described by the right young lady the deputy leader of the labour party as one of us. no wonder they will not stand up to the rail unions, they literally let them drive their policies. >> mr. speaker. incredible regeneration work is taken place on teesside led by our mayor ben. we have seen a shameful attempt to smear the amazing people of the ts work project, led by the honorable member of middlesboro. who i've given advanced notice to will he confirm that it was always an integral part of the business case that the private sector should co-invest alongside government and that the t's works arrangements themselves have been checked and approved by the government and will he reconfirm his full support for the tease works project reassure investors and join me in calling for the labor party to apologize for talking down. >> my right honorable friend is absolutely correct to raises issue. it is uk's first report and it continues to attract billions of pounds of private s

it's going to go back to the nec russians and resolve it. there's a political agreement between the 2 countries. yeah, and these tensions have, of course, been been a simmering for for decades. and i'll remind is why do most ethnic serbs in kosovo not accept the government and press 2, now slow the service in the north and north them. but of basically, it was never fully controlled by of course of all government. interesting. ever since. 1999. when the world was over in cost of the safety of mutual itself was divided up later. there was an agreement with dated by you to create some kind of integration search. and there was find also one part to create the association of the serbian municipalities wordly with the corporate, the government. but besides their self about a lot of topics, but of this did was not in plymouth. and then the last year uh, november service left all the institutions. and of course you are in union and try to make another agreement in march. but obviously this didn't resolve this piece on the ground interest affair invo

know, there's a lot of folk here who are hoping for the demise of the scottish national party, but nece we are. of the scottish national party, but i'm very confident about where we are. you know, we'rejust getting started and we're moving on to brighter and better things. i might test that with you in a few months�* time. stephen flynn for now, thanks forjoining me on political thinking. thank you. well, so much has changed in just a few months. back then, we used to hear from leaders of the snp that a move to independence would come soon. it might be triggered by a general election victory. by victory in the courts over the. it might be triggered by victory in the courts over the resistance of the westminster government to agree to another referendum. whatever happened, it would come soon. now what we're hearing from the leader of the snp at westminster is if there's a hung parliament after the next general election, if the labour party are the largest party in that parliament and if they agree, they'll ask for the power to hold an independence referendum. when would it be? who knows

whamet whent i last time in government limited legislation to only what is necessary, i am looking at nec thing that happened. >>anoi by, that logic it is aok goodin thing she is in charge. >> perhaps.th >>in she might do nothing.lo >> yeah.s in >> that is scary.er we have likeha the super intelligence artificial life that wants to wipe us out and we're lead by a man who does not know why his vcr is flashing 12:00, also blo mind-blowing, in thisun country vice president itrs only job you can get if you l laugh for no reason duringrvie an interview, if you areog hiring a dog walker for gus,go i'm taking him to the park, [ laughter ] i'll keep gus with me i'm scared. >>e she reminds me of internal college student that likes to party, sleepsco anlld then, said, i be i can take this test. then, and she got away with it. now she so this is an important -- important thing. >> like a college student s smoking weed allou day. c >>ol the college student that theaunt from full house paid to get her to usc. >> before we go, tickets are available for my book tour. look how ripped i am, i willpp beed

the nec deputy director will join us next on that and april's cpi. >> plus, airbnb ceo brian chesky with outlook for the second quarter the chief ca

matt: we have been listening to lael brainard who runs the nec but also to vice president, harris. is she trying to take a big role in this and trying to raise her profile through this? >> it's an interesting thing to watch. she hasn't been involved until the last couple of days. biden has brought her in. this solves a practical problem for him as he is out of the country in the intention is to have kamala harris dealing on these domestic issues. it also solves a political issue that's been popping up with donors and other democrats have not been satisfied with kamala harris and they don't think she's done a good job. for the president put her out here on these issues like when they are about to get a deal could elevate her at a time which is critically important and there are questions about what her role is going forward. matt: thanks very much. there is a lot to cover in washington right now. joining us is ira jersey to talk about the rates side of the story. he is our u.s. rates chief. i think the new specter we are all confronting is if we do get the debt limit raised, we stil

. >> reporter: nec spokesperson john kirby pushing back arguing that the president will push back against president xi. listen to this. >> he has not been shy one bit laying bare his concerns about crp activities, whether in the security realm or the economic realm. you will continue to hear him do that. >> why haven't we had the phone call since the balloon incident? >> he wants to keep the lines of communication open. we talked about this before we left d.c. there will be another discussion with president xi at the appropriate time. they will certainly be another meeting at the appropriate time with president xi. >> reporter: and kirby did tell me there is no movement as of yet for a phone call or a meeting. one more point, neil, the chinese embassy in japan released a very harsh statement saying they are gravely concerned about the anti-china rhetoric coming out of the g7 going forward saying they need to stop hyping up, hyping, the china threat. back to you. neil: thank you, my friend. have a safe trip there, edward lawrence in hiroshima japan. rob spalding back with us, love having r

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you're getting some i'll call them mid-level people from omb and nec, but they are negotiating, and i also think grady was right. this is from my sources. i think the covid clawback, i'm not sure what the number is. it could be as low as 50 billion it could be as high as 100 billion. i think that's going to be part of the package. i think a spending cap, whether it's 1% or not, will be part of the package. i think the permitting bill hr-1 to unlock the oil & gas spigots i think that has bipartisan support. that's going to be part of the package. you know, neil, i think it's time for the fed to pause and everyone should focus on the real problem right now, which is excessive spending. i mean, cbo just came out and it looks like there's going to be almost a $2 trillion budget deficit in fiscal 2,023. we are seven months through, april, seven months through the fiscal year. spending is running over $400 billion above last year. this is crazy. spending is part of the inflation problem, and i wish the federal reserve would say in whatever terms they want, that a good deal to reduce spendin

the nec deputy director will join us next on that and april's cpi. >> plus, airbnb ceo brian chesky with us here at the new york stock exchange the stock is getting hammered after earnings and a cautious outlook for the second quarter the chief catalyst there >> later on, deirdre bosa is live at google io today. a big developer conference sand big test for sindar. >>> and topping the tape, the market reaction to inflation stocks at this hour hanging on to gains, at least if you look at the s&p and nasdaq. although, we've come off the highs. the nasdaq was off the full percent about an hour ago. technology is still leading. the megacap tech is doing well today, but the dow has gone negative the cyclical groups are underperforming. s&p is unchanged as we dig under thesurface of the 4.9% april headline number on inflation, i want to highlight a few categories food, rising 7.7% from last year energy dropping 5.1. used cars and trucks, down 6.6 we're talking from last year while shelter costs are still rising 8.1%. on a monthly basis, we're seeing smaller gains, and that's a good sign for eco

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address it and congress has the tools to do that they've done it again 78 times previously >> that's neclael brainard on cbs's "face the nation." talk about whether these staff talks are bearing fruit or not >> i don't want to belabor this. i just think we're in a situation, as david said, where it's like, where is the money going to come from republicans very much want a major change, and this historically has not been the best way to do it. president obama agreed to some very serious things that he didn't want to because he really wanted this done, including cutbacks to some of his major programs i've not heard anything like that from this president, which is why i think there's really no negotiations going on whatsoever >> well, others would say permitting reform is definitely in the mix >> right, but that's -- >> some of the unspent covid money. the harder lifts are things like work requirements and social programs, spending caps. >> senator manchin got very fooled on that i think he'll be fooled again. i think he doesn't understand the environmental concerns that face him, as much a

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when 2019 a vote of 4 to 1 in 5 to 1 and now chair of the nec and every one of those strong rules and was responsible for supervising silicon valley bank. the defense dropped the ball because it did not see the risk it was building? >> thank, you chairman brown for that question. fundamentally the bank failed because its management failed to appropriately address clear interest rate risks and clear liquidity risk that interest rates can liquidity risk was cited was highlighted by the supervisors firm beginning in november of 2021. the board and -- sorry the federal reserve bank brought forward the problems to the bank and they failed to address them in a timely way. that exposure led the phone to be highly vulnerable to a shock and that shock came on the evening of ones a march 8th when it very belatedly attempted to adjust its liquidity position and reported a losses on it's available for sales security. the market reaction to that was quite negative and that eventually on thursday sparked a deposit run. >> some of their practices appeared to violate the basic principles of banking o

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ian ward says he's going to fight on the nec. the naiionai— to fight on the nec.i'm live here on gb news yesterday. in asking— live here on gb news yesterday. in asking are— live here on gb news yesterday. i'm asking are harry and meghan iinisnei— i'm asking are harry and meghan iinisnei ani— i'm asking are harry and meghan finished and finally. yes, iaiies— finished and finally. yes, ladies and— finished and finally. yes, ladies and gentlemen, let's save aives— ladies and gentlemen, let's save iives. as— ladies and gentlemen, let's save some lives. as you— ladies and gentlemen, let's save some lives. as you know, i am raising— some lives. as you know, i am raising monev— some lives. as you know, i am raising money for— some lives. as you know, i am raising money for the mental nearin— raising money for the mental health-mind- raising money for the mental health mind every single health charity mind every single iav. —ineir- health charity mind every single iav. —ineir ovvn- day. 12 men take their own iives. — day. 12 men take their own iives. iis— day. 12 men tak

at last eea nec— blatant audience bias. at last week's bbc question time.— soldiers expected to be on the streets ant — soldiers expected to be on the streets and facial— soldiers expected to be on the streets and facial recognition cameras scanning the crowds . the cameras scanning the crowds. the eye regents— cameras scanning the crowds. the eye regents en— cameras scanning the crowds. the eye reports on plans— cameras scanning the crowds. the eye reports on plans for the atng— eye reports on plans for the atng te— eye reports on plans for the atng te repatr— eye reports on plans for the king to repair damaged relations wttn— king to repair damaged relations wttn tarene— king to repair damaged relations wttn tarege tn— king to repair damaged relations with europe in the— king to repair damaged relations with europe in the wake of next— with europe in the wake of brexit after— with europe in the wake of brexit after his— with europe in the wake of brexit after his recent visit to germany — brexit after his recent visit to germany, which _ brexit after his

do the tories have to genuinely consider the nec— have to genuinely consider the one tne— have to genuinelygroup of what, two rishi sunak of rishi sunaks sunak both of rishi sunaks parents, in that one. i parents, both in that one. i mean, i sadly, i think it's too late and i think it just does need some oomph and god knows where they're going to get it from honestly, i think from quite honestly, i think the key thing that boris come key thing that the boris come back the next election is back before the next election is all things possible. but all things are possible. but tories will sit down. - gi but tories will sit down. we'll tttnt— tories will sit down. we'lli tntnw—want tories will sit down. we'll. think,_want to tories will sit down. we'll- think,_want to go think, do we actually want to go tntoatn— think, do we actually want to go through-disruption- think, do we actually want to go through disruption again? think, do we actually want to go throug a disruption again? think, do we actually want to go througa decisionuption again? think, do we actually want to go throug a decision f

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you'd have had a peak. nrtettv. nec— thing. you'd have had a peak. briefly. bbc should be briefly.riotic. i believe in britain our best days lie ahead . our best days lie ahead. britons watching britain's neienine— britons watching britain's watching join— britons watching britain's watching join us here on gb news. — watching join us here on gb news. ine— watching join us here on gb news. ’“ news. the people's channel, britain's news . come together at big lunches across the uk to continue the celebrations of the king's coronation on the first lady of the us, jill biden was one of the us, jill biden was one of the special guests hosted by the prime minister and his wife outside downing street. bucking palace have described the lunches as a nation wide act of celebration , action and celebration, action and friendship. while royal fans across the uk told us why they're getting involved . it's they're getting involved. it's lovely to see all the i: “i: : it's lovely to see all the people 2 “2 2 it's lovely to see all the people and the lovely to see all the people and ine neiieens—