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i'm sure you would prefer to be in the ronald regan position, because reagan went on to come through the lows of this , and get re-elected president even though republicans got a shellac king in the mid-term elections that year. jimmy carter, of course, did not that was then. what happens now to edward lawrence on how the white house is handling this hotter-than-expected inflation news. edward? reporter: there might be some of that 40. i've been around about 40 years, so maybe there is something to that 40, but this inflation is really spread across all sectors it really effected everything throughout this report here, and in fact let's look at some of the places where people spend their money, and it just gets ugly when you look at these numbers here, all food, for example, is up 10.1% year-over-year. within that some big increases. eggs are up 32.2% over the past 12 months. overall energy up 34.6% but look at all types of gas, up almost 50% year-over-year. nothings immune. something close to me, men's suits are up 22.3% year-over-year. now from the white house perspective, an offic

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michael regan is the epa administrator. he joins me from new orleans.dministrator, thank you very much for joining us. how much of a setback is it for your efforts to regulate greenhouse gases? >> thank you for having me. i am deeply disappointed in the supreme court's decision today, actually very frustrated. the decision does constrain what we do, but let me be clear, it doesn't take us out of the game. we still will be able to regulate climate pollution and we will use all the tools in our toolbox to do so. the constraint we are seeing today prevents us as a country from making progress as quickly as we need to preview climate action presents an opportunity for this country to assure global competitiveness, lower cost for families and protect people's health and well-being, especially those who have suffered from the burden of inaction for far too long. so yes, today's action is a disappointing action, it's devastating in many ways, as the president has said, but it doesn't take us out of the game. we will continue to have -- use every tool we have t

asha allman, tom brandt, regan, michelle dominguez i wish they had names like tester and moran, and mikejones. [laughter] by sitting down in a bipartisan way to get this bill crafted we were able to have success and get the job done. that is what folks who sent us here expect us to do. american veterans and their loved ones be better off as a result of this work today. and the result of that will make this country a better place. there's always a cost of war and that cost is never fully prepaid when the war ends. so i have got one question. are we willing to show these millions of veterans that we have their back? that the united states government has their back? are we willing to admit we did not live up to the promise of veterans like will thompson and heath robinson? the fact is, i believe today it will show that we can put party politics aside. and honor america's bravest. we can honor the plea of heath's 8-year-old daughter to fight for the heroes who fought for our country and pass my dad's act. sgt first class heath robinson packed act. and we can begin settling our debts to milli

. >> reporter: former top trump aide peter navarro was arrested this morning at regan national airport as he was waiting to board a flight. >> instead of calling me and saying, "hey, we need you down at court. we have a warrant for you." i would gladly come. what did they do? they intercepted me getting on the plane and then they put me in handcuffs, bring me here. they put me in leg irons. >> reporter: appearing in federal court, navarro complained about how he was apprehended, calling it despicable. prosecutors may have been concerned he was trying to flee, alleging in the indictmentality each and every turn the former adviser to president trump has all but ignored a lawful subpoena to appear before the january 6 committee. anxious to speak with him about his efforts to overturn the election. >> their clear mission is to prevent donald john trump from running for president in 2024. >> reporter: the indictment includes two counts of contempt of congress for refusing to appear before the committee and failing to provide information on the so-called green bay sweep, what navarro referre

agreements on free trade and taxation and investment protection stuff i want to finish my term by regan-emphasizing importance of conductivity and hong kong's status as an international student -- international city. >> is the damage already done? >> if you look at the past two years, hong kong was ranked the world's number one in terms of normalcy, that's when other countries and places were imposing the stay-at-home permits and lockdowns and close to the airport and so on and we were by and large operating normally. since the fifth wave hit us hard, in terms of the number of deaths >> 9300 deaths. >> so we got extremely cautious and because of the transmissibility in the mildness of this virus, other places are opening up so bike harrison, i'm the person that believes in relativity so everything is relative. when things are opening up and hong kong is imposing quarantines, it weakens our position as international city. mind you, during my term, while the daily cases were still quite high on the 25th of march this year, i already announced the gradual opening up in terms of social dist

dame lesley regan will take up the position after more than four decades working in women's health.y women leaving school or their education or their workplace because they can't cope with their periods, or they're finding the menopause too stressful. so we must do things that are going to actually allow women to get on with their lives. i'm joined now by bbc reporter smitha mundasad. tell us more about who dame lesley reagan is and her ambitions for this role. ,, . , reagan is and her ambitions for this role, ,, ., , ., reagan is and her ambitions for this role. ,, ., , ., , reagan is and her ambitions for this role. ,, ., , ., role. she has had 42 years of experience — role. she has had 42 years of experience in _ role. she has had 42 years of experience in women's - role. she has had 42 years of| experience in women's health role. she has had 42 years of- experience in women's health care, she is a practising clinician, a professor of obstetrics and gynaecology at imperial college london and past president of the royal college of obstetrics and gynaecology. she has a lot of exper

regan after the start of trading this morning. a lot of that fade stemming from new euro story.on it to buy tick bases, that fade came when you start to see the dollar surge, especially dollar-man. it is all interconnected. let's bring it to the sector story to explain some of that countrywide weakness we saw in spain in particular. utilities, travel and leisure are the two sectors that really underperformed today and those are also the two sectors where if you look deep in, a lot of that has exposure to spain. those are the ones driving down. to the top, a lot of the outperformance will be the inflation story, the supply chain story. the chemical auto part a lot of the commodity have been exposed companies are the ones doing well. let's get some intraday movers. i will start off with leonardo. this is an italian defense company. u.s. electronics unit announced they're going to take over is really airspace company as well. -- israeli airspace company as well. good news for the shipping market, partnering with swedish shipping line to build the world's largest hybrid, something i

that after carter's failure in everyway, culturally, national security, the economy, we got ronald reganut it wasn't just ronald regan we got a majority in the senate and a political realignment in the country where democrats, these reagan democrats, switched their voting patterns to the republican party. what you're going to see in november is the beginning of a realignment where people who had voted democrat but loved cops and loved the military, believe you should commemorate d-day for example, and hate socialism they are going to come the republican s way. now the question is what does the republican party do when they have those new supporters i hope they do the right thing. stuart: matt schlapp great stuff thanks for joining us we'll see you again real soon. texas launching an investigation into twitter. this has got to be all about those , what were they the bot accounts? lauren: absolutely the texas attorney general ken paxton says if twitter falsely reported its fake bot accounts, well that's a violation of our state's deceptive trade practices act. so he wants to see documents

dame lesley regan will take up the position after more than four decades working in womens' health.omen all the time, because often they are not talked about and that's where i think we have the biggest morbidity, if you like, and waste of resources. so many women leaving school or their education or their workplace because they can't cope with their periods or they're finding the menopause too stressful. so we must do things that are going to actually allow women to get on with their lives. more now about how people are coping with rising prices. the rise is being blamed on economies rebounding after the covid pandemic, the war in ukraine, and pressures on supply chains. joining me now is angela moohan, chief executive of the larder in west lothian in scotland. she has helped deliver 140,000 ready meals to people's doors. that's since april 2020. that is quite an achievement. thank you very much forjoining us. you are saying that the current situation that people are facing should be treated as an emergency stop why is that? we are as an emergency stop why is that? 2 are calling fo

support don regan extremely competent.rge hw bush, put olympic he put incredible people around him and even though he may be within -- slowing down a little, whether historians decide that the people around him were so strong. the people around this posted are not strong. gavin newsom taking out ads in the florida is noteworthy. gavin newsom copy on truth social is noteworthy. i think governor pritzker joining everything to looked dominant in illinois is noteworthy and the problem is that joe biden, if he won't step aside, i think we start to see more and more hunter stories. they get some traction. they end up in the new york times, washington post. the truth, not fabricated, the truth will make it too hard for them to mind again. >> jeanine: i'm doing another hunter biden story. i would like to ask you, you have to the president who is pretty much the whole country. agrees he is, nightmare. [chuckles] or that the country is headed in the right direction. and what do you do? do you tell him not to run? who breaks the news

quentin regan to do great job in the cap proportion wanted to work for congress and her husband at the stuff of effort she expected ronald reagan would reward her with some high government position and he never did. in theio miniseries with her on the phone taking a call from greg who tells her sorry, phyllis, you have done a great job at night not offer you anything. you see the crushing disappointment. as he watched the rise of any very much in common. the right of many children think there are six. living in a very traditional family structure both lawyers both obviously are beyond the confines of the traditional household in which they have to live their adult lives. all of those kinds of things she was quite glamorous in her way to pet him up on head very well dressed innd so long it just occurred to me in a way any county. was the fulfillment wanted so much and failed to do the early 1980s. that is why do that comparison. the fastening comparison very i'm going to ask you religion. a little bit of your response you are focused on 12 months you talk about kennedy lutheran issue ri

dame lesley regan, as she says, she's had 42 years of experience in women's health care.ch into fibroids, she's very interested in period problems and the menopause. her priorities really are about letting women get on with their lives, and she says this has got to be done in the most convenient way possible. she wants to make it possible that women can get their contraception, their hrt, their smear tests very conveniently, so that they can get on with the rest of their lives. so is this the one—stop shop idea that is being talked about? one idea that she has is that there should be these one—stop shops for women's health care. the idea is that they are in the community, not all gp practices, but in the community, where a woman can go for half a day. if she needs a smear test, she can get one there, rather than being told she has to go to this place or that place. if she needs her hrt, she can get it there, and all the specialists are around in one place and that they're open at the weekends and evenings. she said previosuly that's the kind of thing she wants. because mo

it could be reagan, it could be regan. and people of irish background pronounce it both ways so this man is in a quandary. no, this is back in the 1950s. you know today, you could just go on youtube and some would be introducing a mayor and hear how it's pronounced. no, you can do that. so this guy, and he's pretty conscientious. he wants to get it right. he doesn't want to embarrass his guest and he doesn't want to embarrass his group so he is trying to figure out how he is going to solve this problem and how he's going to discover how this name is pronounced. so he's deep in thought on the morning before the top. and it's a small town aunties walking around is, walking around like this, so one of [inaudible] and while he's walking, he encounters one of his neighbors. the neighbor is out walking his dog. and in fact so this guy actually doesn't encounter the labor and he actually drove some of the dog and oh and the neighbor says, while joe, boy you really look like you're worried. what's going on? and joyce starts to say

don regan had said one of the first things you're going to have to do is to to assess whether or not you should implement to 25th amendment. power makers immediate reaction was that's not the ronald reagan. i saw the past two days. that's not the ronald reagan. i negotiated with i i yes will consider it because serious people have raised it, but i don't think that is a priority and if and he looked around at the two of us that were there and if either of you say think otherwise, let me know. we went on a matter of business a year later jane mayor donald mcmanus wrote landslide. they had access to that transition report and we had a three or four day firestone. of we had were hiding important information for the from the american people and and/or that we were spying on the president two decades later bill o'reilly. and killing reagan writes the same story. the same document and and again we i when we spent howard and spent more time. we spent days refuting that there was a coup or a cover-up or anything else than then the 10 minutes. we spent being briefed about potential 25th amendm

ronald regan's putter. >> this golf club was used on air force one when reagan was on his way to genevameeting with the soviet union. stuart: a great background story , how much? >> well we probably think it's going to sell for around 35,000 but you never know. it's a live auction. right now it's at $5,000. the bidding is open. stuart: now this is i'm interested in. that's the board from the apple 1 computer 1976. 666 bucks back then. how much now? >> well, we expect it to go for around three to 400,000. it's already up to $189,000 at the auction and we're going to sell it on june 23 so who knows how high it's going to go for. stuart: does fox own this or are you auctions it off on somebody else's behalf? >> fox does not own this. this is owned by a consignor featured in the television series "selling history" and we'll see what's going to happen stuart: we'll get a piece out of that i presume. >> i don't think so. it's a great tv show. stuart: all right we'll take that. next in line i see that's the apollo 17 hand controller what's the significance of that? >> well that hand controller

dame lesley regan will take up the position after more than four decades working in the sector.sition to address the inequalities that exist across society. i think the emphasis i really would like to have is on the things that affect most women all the time, because often they are not talked about and that's where i think we have the biggest morbidity, if you like, and waste of resources. so many women leaving school or their education or their workplace because they can't cope with their periods or they're finding the menopause too stressful. so we must do things that are going to actually allow women to get on with their lives. for many of us, they're the bane of our online lives — those maddening pop—up boxes which ask for permission to store "cookies", or small amounts of personal data, every time we visit a new website. well, they could be on their way out. the government has published new proposals which would allow us to set blanket permission for all websites. they're part of the data reform bill, which will also increase fines for companies which bombard us with nuisan

it's worst than in 1980 when mortgages were 16% and ronald regan came into office.t's worse than the nasdaq tech sell-off in 2000. it's worse than in the housing crisis of 2008. i mean, it's worse than the dep ths of covid. it's a bad time right now. stuart: does that mean that the market will head south from here? >> um, at some point, it means the market will turn. markets turn at extremes and there are a lot of extremes but you know at the top of the show, you were running through all these different data points and what's happening in the economy and the world. it's a tough time, and i think what people need to remind themselves, and what i keep reminding myself, is that these are extraordinary times. this is a very hard time right now, for all of us to do what we're doing, and in some cases, that can just mean getting up, putting your shoes on and going into the office and trying to stay positive. these are exceptional times and we have to remember that. stuart: can you explain that to me? 3.03% on the 10-year. is that a flight to safety? or a signal for recess