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in k prime minister parish, jonathan is facing backlash from nps on fe, skipped to key conference at a time and faith as making a surprise visit to key if something spokes person and i will not be attending the summit in the u. k. to thousands, before we are expected to speak at the event. absent leadership pretty much sums up this government's approach to the country's problems. it's not an excuse. he could have gone there any time. even his most loyal supporters here are pretty pissed off . this is the 1st test of outreach to his colleagues and he has failed it. the prime minister is also being accused of showing title content for his colleagues. i want to send these boys. outrage don't come with me being entertained by president lensky and discussing additional u. k military support for ukraine. johnson announced a visit come shortly after the german, french and italian leaders came to talk on thursday. political commentator anthony whether say the british premier is kelly putting his foreign policy agenda with the base that he was citing. eyes were important for me. see, this is

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and we've been hearing from a number of his nps that they have been hearing on the doorsteps when speaking to people that they represent, that that is something that keeps coming up. so that is very, very clearly a facts a hey, there are other factors as well. he has had a suffered in the polls recently once seen as a big election winner. indeed, he brought the party a huge majority in the last election that no longer seems to be the case. and he mention, of course, those booz it's celebrations for the queen's jubilee as well. his supporters will point out, there was some chairs, but indeed there were very prominent booze. perhaps that was a crystallizing moment for those final and peas who were wavering. what we do know though, is it still uncertain at this point exactly. which way this vote is going to go? yeah, i was going to the bubbles mines question maybe so a sufficient conservative on piece of coal for these roads. which way is it likely to go well, i think one thing that we have to say straight off the bat is never underestimate premier subarus johnson's ability to survive. there

you have to see the dow up and the nasdaq up a thousand points all in a very short span so keeping np eye on the ten year and the two-year, i think those will give you a good directive of the direction of the markets them sfz over the next couple of days. >> guy, i'll going to you on this, because i was kind of surprised myself that the markets rally this hard and we didn't see yields move as much i was surprised how stable they were >> yeah, for a change. at least for a couple of days that we've seem to have found some level that the market is comfortable with i'm with meet on this one. there is no question that ten year yields moving 45 basis points definitely i guess assuaged some of the concerns for the high valuation tech names that seemingly like lower yields but that is going to be a problem again. i don't think it is a problem over the next couple of weeks. i think we're in the eye of the storm now where the market could sort of figure things out and do the grind higher, that frustrated a lot of people and we've seen it before so i would submit 4100 may have been over shoot to

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a team o of reps who cacan anticicipate the n np genesysys technolology is chang the way y customer service tes anticipatete what custstomers n. because e happy custstomers are mumusic to ourur ears. genenesys, wewe're behindnd everery customerer smile. -- for the past three years they turned their focus toward creating a fully automated portable pizza shop, called stellar pizza system and it can create your custom pie in less than five minutes, all on the way to your front door. it may not be rocket science, but they say figuring out the science of pizza-making is ale cha challenge. >> what we're trying to do is very hard. i needed to recruit the best and the brightest to develop a mobile pizza machine basically a spaceship on wheels. >> it is really cool. >> it is pretty cool, amanda with no overhead for rent or human labor, your pizza will cost about ten bucks, i feel that's cheap and guaranteed to be hot. the algorithm will consider traffic and other obstacles to decide when to start cooking about ever it go et cetera to your front door. i'm all for it. if i could sit at home, chi

are in the sass offer universe, how they are performing, how they are keeping customers happy, their npsenewable rates their ability to continue the sell the existing customers as well as new names. in this world today i think it is important as well the look at the quality of manage. nothing substitutes for leadership that's even more important in today's environment, in many ways >> sue mat, as you look across the landscape you mentioned that valuations have certainly compressed, may not be done. someone else was on our air this week who thought maybe that compression may not be done, that was orlando brava he was more cautious than he has been about the markets and valuations i wonder what you think that means for the p/e space which is sitting on a lot of cash and is meant to be a deal maker in this environment. >> large strategic i would say corporations have been priced out of the market. m&a has been very difficult for them to justify, the reason is the public was giving companies a better valuations than could could be justified the large fintech companies like visas and master c

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i guess that this may prompt nps, members of vice johnson's own party, even government, to organize and move against him. well, let's hear from burris johnson. first of all, he's away in rwanda, of course, far from the fray here, but far from insulated from it. if your likeness was his reaction this morning. yes, it's absolutely true that we've had some, some tough by election results and they being, i think, a reflection of a lot of things. but we got to recognize that our voters are going through a tough time about and i think that as a government, i've got to listen to what people say. and in particular to the difficulties people are facing over the cost of living. so he'll listen, but he'll carry on and to answer your question, sammy, for how long? remember this is the prime minister who less than 3 weeks ago survived, but far too narrowly survived. a vote of confidence among his own and peas, 2 in 5 of whom turned against him at that in the wake of a series of scandals and controversies in government. issues of trust and integrity . not least the prime minister himself being fined

there maybe some other issues, might be convenient for some nps to use this as the reason to vote againste ambitions of their own, but for the people in this country, that's what this is about. it is about those parties. it is about a prime minister and his government standing up and saying follow these rules. and then behind closed doors, those rules weren't being followed. they were a series of parties, this was a report released last month. they had the receipts, photos of the prime minister at his birthday party where there were multiple people there, where drinks were being had. another one in november with a good vibe parties in 2020. a good-bye party when the country informs lockdown of the pandemic. and they were having this large good-bye party with drinks again and all the rest of it. it didn't look like essential business. that's what has people upset. it was a do as i say, not as i do kind of situation. that's how the prime minister finds himself in this position tonight. the vote is being taken right now as we speak. it will happen for the next hour and a half. it's done in s

from np are sbrks and pbs news hour shows a major di of americans, 56% say they oppose the court's decisionvannah. >> blayne, thank you very much. that sets the table for our next conversation with nbc's justice correspondent pete williamson. the supreme court has spoken but that is not the end of the legal challenges. >> no. in fact they have already started in the states. planned parenthood is challenging the trigger law now in effect in utah. saying that the supreme court has ruled there is no right to abortion in the u.s. constitution. the right is protected by the state constitution because it provides greater legal protections and personal autonomy. there's a suit in florida. it says the state's privacy laws protect the right to abortion and courts have to answer other questions. for example, can a state make it a crime to travel to another state to get abortion services? or can it ban advertising or counseling how to get those service where is they are legal? and do the banning states have to allow exceptions for rape, incest and protecting a women's health? >> i'll add one more. ano

uh, an amazing article appeared today in the british newspaper nps look listen according to western intelligenceition. the report says that the apu is limited in the range of fire damage, which today is about 25 km. while the armed forces of the russian federation are capable of hitting targets. at a distance of 12 times. next is the situation today. on the eastern front. this is how almost all the ammunition of rockets was used up, the tornado and the hurricane are said. the intelligence report is also from the information. intelligence follows that a critical situation is also observed in the air, where there is complete dominance, russian aviation, but it is obvious that intelligence information leaks. they just don't do it. yes, this is an obvious drain. and questions. naturally. why is this drain made? either in order to scream at the top of your voice, add weapons to ukraine, or talk about the meaning of adding, if there is already a twenty-fold superiority there. well, we will add something to them, there will be a 19-fold superiority. how can it make sense to add anything? well, indeed.