hassan , if we the fundamental variables, whether with pp, with rates, or with the monetary model, if have another model, it's fine, there's no problem , look for iran. the same model shows that for iran , the real price of the nominal land price, i.e. the dollar rate, is around 50 thousand tomans. right now , friends are saying 12 thousand tomans, no, sir, 12 thousand tomans . let me see, there are 27 oil countries, only iran. no, i am telling you now, this is not only iran, there are 27 oil countries, you see, the monetary model and the pp model also work for 27 oil countries , it is not only for iran, we cannot say, sir , that we are different in everything, we are not. you should read this . yes, give me a chance to talk about the exchange relationship. i will be grateful. well, mr. al-husseini, with your advice, we should follow your order. you said that we should devalue the rial, my people. here is the recommendation to raise the land rate three times. take this matter up, let it go up to see that this is the result of the work of your policies, it is very simple the time is 1:

telling you now, this is not only iran, there are 27 oil countries, see the monetary model and the pp model also work for 27 oil countries , it is not only for iran, we cannot say, sir , we are different in everything that we are not . i'm really sorry, mr. al-hussaini, with your advice, we should do as you said, now i'm foreign, you said, we should devalue the rial, my people, here's the advice to raise the land rate again, sir, raise it three times , raise it, let it go, and see. this is the result of your policies, your result you say it's very simple. allow me to make a point. you say, sir, take this official exchange rate and stick to the unofficial exchange rate. whatever you want, you say, do this. i say, ok, i did this. where will this rate go, how high will it go? if it goes up , it's good for you. how long would you be satisfied, how long would you be convinced that this rate should not go up? this is the point, mr. hassan. the point is that the rate should not go up. if you act like china , it will not go, but if inflation continues like in argentina , the monetary policy i

cameron secretary, eastleigh and the pps to lord camlouise secretary, eastleigh and the pps to lordh and the pps to lord camlouise hague, sshadow, and louise hague, the shadow transport secretary >> all about your views. keep them coming sunday mornings from 930 on gb news . news. >> the time is 1241. >> the time is 1241. >> welcome back to pmqs live with me gloria de piero and christopher hope . christopher hope. >> we're still joined here in the studio in westminster by paul holmes, tory mp for eastleigh and parliamentary eastleigh and a parliamentary private ministerial private secretary. a ministerial aide essentially to lord cameron . the foreign secretary, and louise hague, shadow transport secretary >> so your questions are coming in thick and fast. we love it. we love to know your name and where you are from too. so i've got a question which is relevant to you, louise lesley. no, hang on, hang on, hang on. i've got to hear you on. >> oh, god. no, you've got louise, lesley from gosport. >> she's a pensioner. she's lucky and careful enough during a provide a working life to pr

the same rate, if we compare it with the fundamental variables of the economy, whether with pp, with rates, or with the monetary model both of you, if you have another model , please introduce it, there is no problem, look for iran, this model shows that the real rate for iran now , the correct nominal land rate, that is, the dollar rate around it , is 50,000 tomans. i can see that there are 27 oil producing countries . you say very simply . let me make a point. you say, sir , take this official offer rate and stick to the unofficial offer rate . whatever you want, you say , do this. i say, ok, i did this. where is this rate? it goes as far as it goes. it goes up as far as it goes. it is good for you as far as it goes how satisfied would you be that this rate should not go up? this is the point, mr. hassan . the point is that the rate should not go up. if you act like china , it will not go, but if your inflation continues like argentina , the political policy of one macaron is only at the top! with greetings again , we inform you, the esteemed viewers of the news at 16:00. the forme

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we have now joining us the founder and analyst at pp foresight. good to see you, paolo.e expect from the netflix earnings later on today? >> good morning, everyone. thank you for having me on the show this morning. i think you touched on a couple of the important areas. there's always a huge emphasis on subscriber numbers. i think everyone will be looking at the net additions. if the company is able to finish the year in a very strong position and then some guidance on the password cracking and the moves into advertising and also how well the company is performing as it shifts focus to other new revenue generating areas such as gaming. those are enough to get into really. >> there was conversations about the attempts to stop people from sharing passwords. there is a lot of factors when you look at these earnings. my question to you is really is there any clear evidence of the an tempttempts of users from sh passwords working? >> yes, there was a period where the company was struggling to attract new subscribers. it is no coincidence we have seen a ramp-up of the number o

of the conservative party, lee anderson and brendan clark—smith, and jane stephenson, who had been a pps ministerial assistant. i don't think i could carry on in my role as deputy chairman of the conservative party when i fundamentally disagree with the bill. i think most of the bill is sound. i think it can work. but we needed it beefing up. we needed it strengthening over the next few days. and i can't be in a position to vote for something which i don't believe in. the bill aims to send some people who arrive in the uk illegally to rwanda. their asylum case would be heard there and, if successful, that's where they'd stay. the policy was first announced by borisjohnson nearly two years ago. two months later, the first deportation flight was cancelled minutes before take—off, after the european court of human rights intervened. it then went through several legal challenges and, in november last year, the supreme court ruled the policy as it stood then to be unlawful. so now the government's put together a new bill that declares rwanda to be a safe country. refugee rights are human righ

i wish you luck with the clear pp and _ rectified.th the clear up and i hope it goes i rectified. i wish you luck with the i clear up and i hope it goes well for you as good as it can, thank you so much for talking to us about it. take care. in lincolnshire there which has been badly affected by those flood5. downing street documents seen by the bbc suggest that the british prime minister, rishi sunak, had serious doubts about the uk government's rwanda migration policy when he was chancellor of the exchequer. the papers, written in march 2022, indicate that his view then was that it would not stop the channel cro55ings. a source close to rishi sunak told the bbc, "the prime minister was always fully behind the principle of the scheme as a deterrent." the scheme to send some asylum seekers to rwanda for processing and potentially resettlement, in order to deter people from crossing the english channel in small boats, was first announced by then—prime minister bori5johnson in april 2022. former cabinet minister, robertjenrick, re5igned

shares border with canada overwhelmed there by a flux of illegal immigrants from 79 different country pps just recently apprehending an iranian national with clear terrorist ties. since joe biden stepped into the oval office there have been ove million illegal crossings last month. more than 300,000 illegal immigrants poured into our country setting the record for the most monthly encounters in history. as president ronald reagan historically said, quote, a nation that cannot control its borders is not a nation end quote. every day, that joe biden and secretary mayorkas refuse to secure our borders, they fail the american people. sack facing our nation's safety, security, and sovereignty. and while joe biden and democrats refuse to act, house republicans have taken action passing the strongest border security bill in american history hr2 the secure the border act. and we voted for significant year over year funding increases for our courageous border control and i.c.e. agents as we speak house republicans on the homeland committee are beginning the impeachment process of secretary mayorka

it would also offer bryse pp to make amendments to the budget and create a fund for police recruitment. something more police is not the answer to the challenges and if past voters would have to approve a new tax or a new tax. >>> the crew of a private space mission arrived at the international space station. the crew launched a top space x falcon 9 and spent 36 hours orbiting earth before talking and will spend the next two weeks doing experiments and weather permitting it will splashdown off the coast of florida. >>> have you ever tried mushroom ice cream green you have a chance. the fungus fair is underway. >> it kicked off in berkeley this morning and it includes guest speakers with mushroom specimens on display and you've got crafts, mushroom cooking and even mushroom ice cream. a great way to learn about all things mushroom. >> there all fungi from the bay area. we really wanted to show really small mushrooms and large-scale ones to show the breadth and depth of diversity of the fungi world. >> the fungus fair closed for the day but the good news is that it's on again tomorrow fr

powder is the subject of discussion among adherents of healthy lifestyle, a dispute among adherents of ppletes. despite everything, he is one of the most. purchased products in the world: sand, lumps, powder, syrup. in the middle of the century before last, people ate about two kilos of bulk additives per year. now this figure exceeds 30. intia gulong takes to the topic like a duck to water. inhabited land. in belarus , 85% of the soil is favorable for growing sugar beets. this year, farmers increased their acreage. how sugar beets are sown, how the soil is prepared for them, how sugar beets are processed, fertilized, in the end, we grow them, the peasants and give them to the processors at the sugar factory, they produce sugar. this sweet factory is the largest in the country; 1,200 tons of sugar are produced here every day. it all starts from the reception point, the flow of cars. a line of people heads here every day. now the active vegetable harvesting season is in full swing. good afternoon. hello. my name is inti. what's your name? andrey. andrey, very nice познакомиться. production

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specific theory in the field of land price, we have two types of land price determination, we have the pp model and the polio model, there are many references. it exists for this area, it has been resolved in other world , it is strange that in our economy in iran, it is still there we are discussing about these things, really, but there is no problem. until now, every year without exception , we either gave a preferential exchange rate or suppressed the currency . we were able to suppress the currency for only 10 years, that is, from 1980 to 1990, because there were a lot of horizontal resources available to the government, believe me. don't you know how much intervention was done in iran's economy in the 1980s to keep the rate around 800 to 1000 tomans ? do you know how much china's new silk road project, which includes 80 countries, is sewing itself. america is afraid of this plan and says to the whole world, "wow, this." he is questioning entire countries. you know that this plan that started in 2008 is called the belt and road initiative. you know that all the spending that china has

specific theory in the field of land price, we have two types of land price determination, we have the ppel and the polio model . there are many references for this field. we in iran are still discussing these things, really there is nothing wrong with it. we have given preferential rates or suppressed rates every year since 1357, without exception . we were able to suppress the rates for only 10 years, that is, from 1980 to 1990, the entire 1980s . don't believe it, you know how much was spent in the 1980s just and... only and only intervention to keep the rate at 800 to 1000 tomans in iran's economy. he is embroiling himself to the whole world, america is afraid of this plan and says, "wow, it is threatening all these countries." do you know that this plan, which started in 2008 , is called beltnodio? that is, the belt and road initiative, you know that the total amount of spending that china has spent from 208 to 2021 is scaring the whole world . during this period, we invested 249 billion dollars in iran's economy. which means you, china, with its power, with its resources, for the bi

determining the land price, we have both the pp model and the polio model . there are many references for this field this has been resolved in the rest of the world, it is strange that in our economy in iran. we are still debating about these things, really, but there is nothing wrong with it. from 1357 until now , we gave a preferential exchange rate or suppressed the currency every year without exception. why 80 because there were many supply sources available to the government. you may not believe it. do you know how much was spent in the 80's to intervene in iran's economy to keep the exchange rate at 800 to 1,000 tomans? how many? how many? do you know china's new silk road plan? 80 countries are involved in it. china is sewing itself. america is afraid of this plan and says to the whole world, "wow , this is putting all the countries in debt. you know , this plan, which started in 2008, is called the android belt, you know what it means. the belt and road initiative , you know, the total expenditure that china has spent from 2008 to 2021 in the plan to

the majority of americans pp both put us trillions of dollars in debt and our kids are never going toeed to be talking about what we will be doing going forward, what are both joe biden and donald trump talking about? the investigatio they are in, the distractions they have, the people they are mad at, there hurt feelings. they have not shown usev their vision for the future. nothing. [applause] [crowd chanting "nikki"] and when i talked about thinking if you look at any of the head-to-head pond i've got to tell you, nothing sent a chill up my spine more than a president kamala harris. it's just the truth. we can't. we can't. so, when you look at the general election on any of those hes, biden and trump are even. another good day, trump might be up by two points. ■fi am in every one of those general election. i defeat biden by 17 points! [applause] >> it is so funny because trump called that aty poll, and it was his own. that did it. what that means? that is bigger than the presidency. that is as getting everything back on track, from the house, the senate, governorship, sool board, a

, it is very useful for the brain, a deficiency of vitamin pp can lead to dementia, for example, yes, one of the first signs is memory loss, eat sprat, take care of your brain cells. yes, yes, and what else i wanted to say, it means i need to eat a lot, that is, i i can eat vanka after vanka, no, we will find out how much sprat you can eat at the end of the program. doctors often warn that sea fish accumulate mercury. i wonder how much mercury is contained in sprat. an expert from rospotrebnadzor will talk about this. the amount of mercury in fish depends on its size and diet. if the fish is large and predatory, that is, it eats smaller fish, then in it. mercury accumulates. sprat is a non-predatory fish, feeds mainly on plankton, and thanks to this it almost does not accumulate tortuta. therefore, sprat can be called one of the most useful fish. there is almost no tortuti in it, but it carries all the properties of sea fish. now, i remembered, i wanted to know if it was possible to see the restaurant from here where we will cook? i don't know, i don't see. i think. the restaurant is

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pps so that an arrest can be made. alas, the police were powerless.nted. even investigator prokhorov is outraged. i sent him an official document from our boss, his boss, about detaining this car, which seems to be located. the car is under operational search, let me remind you citizen. she agreed to the installment payment because she knew the buyer well, he went into silence, but what interested me in this story, i admit, was not the scheme itself, which the buyer decided on, a primitive deception, what ’s surprising about this, something else is curious here, what does the police have to do with it? well, judge for yourself, people entered into a purchase and sale agreement, one of the parties did not fulfill its obligations, these issues will be settled by the courts and bailiffs, isn’t it? is it really possible to complain to the police about an unscrupulous buyer? lawyer viktor skribchenko will now explain everything to us. victor, good morning. kind. victor, the car owner sold the car, there is a purchase and sale agreement. then what does the

of the conservative party, lee anderson and brendan clark—smith, and jane stephenson, who had been a ppsparty when i fundamentally disagree with the bill. i think most of the bill is sound. i think it can work.

let's build on that success and nd an even stronger pp 123 to the voters th will provide our public schoolsnother decade of funding rtainty. [applause] without question, we must give teachers a raise [applause] but we must also hear that arizonans are asking us to do more. let's take this opportunity to increase compensation for teachers a the support staff who are all critica for student success. [applause] and let's take the necessary stepto invest in school safety i look forward to collaborating with you to move these solutions forward. by working together to strengthen prop23, we will prove to arizona parents and students we are building a world-claspublic education system they deserve, and that our state needs for the future. we must not let this opportuni pass us by. in this upcoming session, we must also address the long-term health of our k-12 schls, which means we must address the lack of accountability and transparency in arizona'esa program. we have seen a steady stream of coverage around unacceptable and sometimes downright outrageous use of taxpayer money under this ogram. incl

of the conservative party, lee anderson and brendan clark—smith, and jane stephenson, who had been a ppsen i fundamentally disagree with the bill. i think most of the bill is sound. i think it can work. but we needed it beefing up. we needed it strengthening over the next few days.

sectarians are generally harmless... their people in charge are slavka eremeev, he used to work for us as a ppans, declared himself this enlightened guru, everything with a capital g, what does he preach? oh, he preaches unity with nature, but if , in a simple way, it’s promiscuous sex, they live in the forest like that, communally, they have everything in common, even children. tell me whether he is alive or not, a year has passed, warbler mine never showed up, so he disappeared, along with all the money, in the forest, i immediately said, we need to look for him there, but everyone is afraid, but i don’t believe you, i don’t believe a single word you say, i’ll find him. you'll see, hello, you can come in. “i brought it as you asked , i asked, well, yes, it’s something you need from me, as you say, i’m free, so let’s go without these oriental sweets of yours, what do you need, yesterday in my cafe. i just can’t , well, they still have to work, well, i ’ll try to do something, that’s it, come on, come on, come on, go, go, well, go away, come on, why are you up, come on, come on! wait, take me

i came here to pick pp _ airport a short time ago.short time ago. i came here to pick up a friend - airport a short time ago. i came here to pick up a friend and - airport a short time ago. i came i here to pick up a friend and luckily they get off the flight but they are not able to get their bags and it was pretty scary. the whole airport just kind of froze and people were not allowed to go into departures and then everything just stopped. you can probably see behind me everyone is lined up and they are all trying to get their bags because the people who were boarding planes all had to get off. planes have completely stopped everywhere and, yeah, it is kind of crazy. so they are all councils, basically. i don't think they are going to come back up again today. —— cancelled. everyone is waiting to get their bags back from the flights that have been cancelled and a lot of people are opting to get their baggage shipped because it isjust opting to get their baggage shipped because it is just too long of a wait. most of the bullet trains

yur, i have a minute , yes, yes, mayarkin, an employee of our pps company, tell me, yes, i’m on patrolsked why we were nervous, shcherbak is that kind of ghoul, so we keep an eye on him, he somehow crippled his wife while drunk, 3 years in prison from. .. he shook, leaned back, and six months later he sat down again, because he put him from a bottle on a pen, he recently got out, so the shcherbak has no tower at all, and what does this have to do with our business, and bayarkin, that he fell silent, well, he is drunk, all nervous, i ask what he did, the first thing i thought was that he did something i got weird, but he says, my car was stolen, he has his own gazelle in st. petersburg, he’s making jokes about it, a black truck, what’s next, well, i ask, like when, under what circumstances, he runs, darts, can’t say anything , well, i suggested that shcherbak go to the department and write a statement, yes, ugon, but he, and he himself refused. the main thing is that i was all scared, i said, i’ll come in later, now i have urgent business and i rushed home quickly, so in order to close

. >> what did you make of the pp ireport today? just very quick, what is your take?hecks off the pox to say that wholesale inflation is going the right way, which feeds into the fed's pce measure of inflation. it's hard to get too alarmed about it. the burden of proof is on people who say inflation will stay high and sticky. >>> coming up, the setup for more big earnings next week. we'll hit one key semi stock. we'll be right back after this break. shopify's point of sale system helps you sell at every stage of your business. need a fast and secure way to take payments? we've got you covered. how about card readers that you can rely on? yep, that too. want one place to manage every sale from every channel? that's kind of our thing. whatever you sell, businesses that grow grow with shopify. >> >> welcome back. earnings season picks up steam next week. we'll get results from these and much more. we'll start with interactive brokers. joe, you own it personally, as well as in the joe t. etf. >> very strong risk sentiment in q4. that's going to be reflected in revenue gro

there, great, zarubin has already left, yur, what happened, emergency, viktor sergeevich, attack on ppse couldn’t have gone far, they inspected the car, not yet, open it, who is it? why are they without clothes, they are ours, then who did you take to the hospital in the ambulance? khomutova to me urgently, yes, that is, how, yuri borisovich, well , like this, you can’t work here anymore, write a statement in your own way, and what happened, did i let you down or what? misha, it’s nothing personal, it’s difficult for me to explain everything to you, just believe me! so do you need to work 2 weeks from what day? no, you’re free right now, right today, yeah, about the calculation, don’t worry, you’ll get everything, as usual, fifth in accounting, like that, yes, zhenya, hello. the police are standing there, quiet, quiet, police, clean, that's it, calm, our own, quiet, quiet, come on, that's it, that's it. it’s all over , quiet, oh, thank god it’s you, lord, yes, what is it, this is the first time this has happened to me, this has never happened, that’s it, let’s go out, it’s good that you

they set a goal to install pps in a certain amount of time. now they want to double that.r as well. the scientists -- hannah goes to communities to talk about new cli climate data. folks say, what's next? this is the place to keep an eye on when it comes to lessons in adapting. >> extraordinary stuff. thank you. >>> tonight, we get on board a super yacht to find out how far luxury can go. >> you have spent time on russian yacht snz. >> i have. most of the super wealthy russian would have a chain of people you have to deal with before you could actually get to them. >> in order to figure out who owns a yacht, it's many cases it's owned by a shell company. there are lawyers and companies standing between the real owner and the names on the page. these things now enter a legal limbo. in the meantime, these boats are being maintained, strangely enough, by u.s. taxpayers. the law requires these boats are maintained at the level at which they were seized. it could cost tens of millions of dollars to keep these boats afloat. >> that's right. american taxpayers are paying the upke

this is over concerns of the pp supply.e will have more coming up later in the show. >>> we have breaking news with the micro chip technology part of the administration's chips and science act. highlights from the release include $162 million in federal incentives to support on-shoring which is split across two projects. one in colorado springs, colorado and the other in gresham, oregon. it will triple manufacturing making the uses for defense and space. this is the second announcement from the chip act after the deal back in december. we will have more on the story throughout the hour. kristina partsinevelos will join us in a bit. >>> let's check on the top corporate stories are silvana henao has those. silvana. >>> frank, good morning. florida is raising the sticker price of 2024 versions of the electric f-150 lightning by $10,000. the new base price for the pickup truck will range from the pro model to under $93,000 for the black trim version. those models started from $50,000 to $98,000. the f-150 is one of 19 vehicles

. >> without a clear majority, if sdchlt pp dpp eventually wins, president lai would face formidable challenges because the opposition party might decide to block out some important legislation. >> reporter: for now taiwanese in flushing are watching, waiting an praying for their homeland. >> taiwan is the life house, the torch of the democracy human rights. i'm so concerned, so concerned about the life and future and fate of taiwan, the precious island. >> reporter: lynda kinkade, cnn. >>> israel rejected accusations of committing genocide against palestinians before a top u.n. court on friday. straight ahead, the second and final day of arguments over israel's military campaign in gaza. stay with us. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your busi

life podcast and were hurt all over the country living in houston texas coming can hear us on pps everydayt's one of her biggest audiences and someplace to share this decision. >> t >> you're welcome and fin p:00 p. video optima or online at cspan.org. >> discover the heartbeat of democracy, c-span's voices 2024 from as we engage the voters nationwide asking what issues most important to you and why.s jack in this upcoming election my most important view is that human rights in a pro-choice and ballroom when women in this country should have a right to save went i believe my family they should be able to do what they want with the bodies also translates and gay rights ration have rights to be free to who they are. north carolina of the father of nine -year-old every biggest issue right now that we face is education. make sure that our kids la presley from i spoke about the health and have theto order to grow head to see the opportunities they have in the future you'll be able to find not just secondary a secondary and graduate school. >> my biggest issue is getting money out of politics ma

especially that break of 65 to clear pp and _ fore.ump but onlyjust the 58 that was registered by kyren wilson, to force the decider. how good was that clearance for you? kyren wilson's 52 when the penultimate frame was one of the best clearances i have seen in my life is— best clearances i have seen in my life is a _ best clearances i have seen in my life is a snooker player. much the fact it _ life is a snooker player. much the fact it was — life is a snooker player. much the fact it was full of great shots that had to _ fact it was full of great shots that had to go— fact it was full of great shots that had to go in, but to do it out there when _ had to go in, but to do it out there when it— had to go in, but to do it out there when it mattered was very, very impressive — when it mattered was very, very impressive now and he obviously went on to lose _ impressive now and he obviously went on to lose the match but he can be proud of _ on to lose the match but he can be proud of the — on to lose the match but he can be proud of the un

the -- was the big animal, but at this point that the pp, the democratic peoples party, which is thest years drawn a very careful, but i think plant movement away from china, and towards the west particularly the u.s.. >> what a victory by law it be a scene in -- as he seems to suggest as a more provocative result for china? or would cause them to become more bellicose and baylor journey. >> the answer is, yes. i go back, we had an interview a couple of months ago, you remember when the president met with -- in san francisco and the most famous quote from that was, reunification of taiwan, with china is inevitable. that is what biden was told by sea, and if anything since then from observing from afar what's going, on they ratcheted up that even more. when you see him saying look, this is a question before trumpison work, that's really very frightening. >> i wonder to your point about it's inevitably, if this is actually a choice about war, or of everyone's coming around to this idea of its inevitability. >> kelly, i don't think that war is inevitable because china -- >> reunificatio

just search for the fox local pp and then select you didn't choose cat allergies. didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, melanoma, or lactose intolerance. but with kaiser permanente you can choose your doctor who works with other best-in-class specialists to care for all that is you. a passenger airliner collided with a japanese coast guard plane that had just landed an area around the left wing caught fire, and then soon after, the entire plane was burning on the runway. these were very tense moments for all crew and passengers on board. >> yeah, you can really hear the fear of those on board as smoke begins to fill the plane. panicked voices in that crew telling people to evacuate, eventually sliding down emergency chutes to get away from the plane. all 379 people on board that passenger jet are believed to have gotten out of the plane safely, but that was not the case in the coast guard plane. >> fox's greg pal

pp >> thank you, speaker johnson, and baby is inspiring.now are courageous pro-life members of the united states congress who stand for life and as you heard, justday,. i'd like to take a moment to recognize and thank each one of them now for their courage and commitment to the inherent dignity of e-- of the human person and sanctity of life. senator lankford of oklahoma. [cheers and applause] congressman andy harris, m.d. from maryland. congressman matt rosendale from montana. [cheers and applause] congressman bob latta frooh [applause] and last but certainly not least, congressman tim walberg from [cheers and applause] also joining us today is a dedicated pro-life leader that i am so gratefuls to know and you know what, he's never missed a march for life. congressman chris smith of new jersey. [cheers and applause] congressman smith has been a pro-life champion for many years, serving as co-chair of the congressional pro-life caucus for decades, tirelessly working on behalf of unborn children and their mothers. thank you, congressman. mr.

i think there's a lot of cash flow that banks have with their pp & r to cover future reserve growth whene the banks keep growing reserves. i think it's necessary to do that in this environment. >> it's karen. thank you for being on. i agree with you on the general take, it's not a hugely significant quarter, but i do think for some of the money centers, i think the capital markets business should be a nice tailwind. do you factor that in? >> sure, and i think that the comp that most of the capital markets businesses were paying during the year was limited, so, you may actually get some of the reaction in december and november being strong that will help it be a better quarter from cap markets. i think that's a great point. and the extension in the first quarter could also continue. i think a lot of people did not do deals last year that actually could come back and do trans actions, private equity, bank m&a could be stronger this year and even this quarter. >> hey, chris, tim. citi bank, we talked about it last night. restructuring charge is great news for me. i think question for me to

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you're in touch with youngchh pp people more than the three of us. no offense to my fellow panelists, but youle us, know yg people inspired by that. >> does that mean anything to them? i don't think they're inspired by it, but unfortunate it did work in 2020. we know joe biden really launched his campaig. his camn with video images from charlottesville. so this playbook has worked foe. thrden them before.ai but the biden campaign is operating as if trump is the nominegn is ump is te and hl could be. the republicans can't fall into the trap. they'l in l by joe biden is goig to be the nominee because, as you know,no john, i don't think he's going to be i think come the convention, we're going to have a major shakeuiopn so if republicans are smart, wei will operate and campaiglln as r are campaigning against any democrat, whether that be gavin newsom or michelle obama.at's h that's how republicans need to play this game, because simply focusinowplay tg on frail joe and lost joe and horribl lee economy joe, that's goingimat to work to decimate joe's poll

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who voted rebelled last night, who now will not rebel tonight, we can reveal our jane stevenson, the ppsnisterial aide to kemi badenoch, as was resigned from the government. one of the three who resigned and also jack brereton, um, and other mps. two are telling us that tonight , um, are telling us that tonight, um, what may happen is you may see some of these rebels abstaining , some of these rebels abstaining, but i don't think the rebel number will get above 10 or 12. 12 will know soon enough. probably after your show has finished. as we go into the evening. but as you as you're saying, there, nigel, it may be that lots of mps here don't don't have the courage of their convictions. last night. when it comes to it, they are more concerned, and some viewers may be sympathetic to this. not to lose the entire bill to make it the best they can possibly be, and are willing to accept it as it is to see if it works as yes, it's the it's the accept half a loaf argument. >> chris, i've heard it many, many times before , but if i'm many times before, but if i'm a gb news viewer and i am really c

welle more , my dog makes the cutest my do faces when he does somethinga pp right. you got to look at this puppy. he knocked over the plany t. know, how are we going to bew cl mad at that puppy? but he's not only knocked overt the plant, he's also manipulative. >> yes, because he knows he looks good. yeahe. so cute. all right, we got to move on. don't go away. we'll be right. a mass in your medicine cabinet call coming on the number one call shortening brand. highly recommended. people love nicknames. you need to think formula. it shortens calls that can shorten that cold. >> the first to document covid's origin, exposing trafficking on the border visible from its source for daring to tell the truth. we've been censored. demonetized attacked. we've been jailed in china, in hong kong. we've been tortured. but at length we were tied to a chair and bloodied in print and online. we have the courage to deliver the truth at all costs the other countries. is your source truth. discover truth at times become now. >> brighter teeth, wider teeth in just weeks guaranteed after

of the conservative party, lee anderson and brendan clark—smith, and jane stephenson, who had been a ppsterial assistant. i don't think i could carry on in my role as deputy chairman of the conservative party when i fundamentally disagree with the bill. i think most of the bill is sound. i think it can work. but we needed it beefing up. we needed it strengthening over the next few days. and i can't be in a position to vote for something which i don't believe in. the bill aims to send some people who arrive in the uk illegally to rwanda. their asylum case would be heard there and, if successful, that's where they'd stay. the policy was first announced by borisjohnson nearly two years ago. two months later, the first deportation flight was cancelled minutes before take—off, after the european court of human rights intervened. it then went through several legal challenges and, in november last year, the supreme court ruled the policy as it stood then to be unlawful. so now the government's put together a new bill that declares rwanda to be a safe country. refugee rights are human rights! bu

meet at the white house with president biden and discuss the importance of passing a national security ppt biden will reinforce something i've been saying all along. it's a matter of the highest national urgency that both parties keep working together to pass the supplemental. the vast majority of members on something on ukraine. the eyes of history are upon this chamber. we made a lot of good progress over the past two weeks, a i remain hopeful that things are headed in the right direction. reaching an agreement on the supplemental of course is very complex. republicans have demanded that border provisions be included in exchange for ukraine. everyone knew that was never going to be easy. nevertheless, president biden has made clear that he's willing to work with republicans on border security, but as everyone knows, including republican leadership, this has to be bipartisan. the hard right, typical of them in the house, have insisted on passing a highly partisan bill, h.r. 2. word for word. that is not bipartisanship. any agreement on■ complex and contentious as the border is going to h

go plant radishes, but i wonder where they’ll start everything, captain borisov, please push, class pps forbade us somu to deal with this matter. just like that , he forbade it in almost open text, i then thought that the authorities didn’t want to spoil the reporting with a murder, somov didn’t give a damn, but i was wound up, what did you find out? not i managed, somov reported to me then , i almost got fired, but when the operative came from you, i told him the whole inside of the case, i told you, but i didn’t tell you your name, but i asked him, tell me, but the documents are on the case you still have krosulina, would they? they helped a lot, they were ordered to be destroyed, but, pyotr petrovich, don’t delay, i recorded it. but he didn’t burn the box, but dragged it into his garage, let’s go show you, the address is not far from here, you go, and i’ll go to the security guard? it was a rather large printer box, i think. great, we need to show it to the experts. if you want, i’ll bring it, i can , wait, we’ll arrange it as a business trip, well, that is, a daily allowance, there’