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so m richey, soon egg has distance himself from trust. he says that she is divorced from reality . when she talks about cutting taxes to help people or deal with their bills, he says that this won't really help the least the most sorry disadvantage. because for example, the poorest people in britain don't pay income tax if they're on a state benefit, certain state benefits or so he has said victim, his priority is cutting inflation. he said that the right thing to do is not maxing out the country's credit card. and he said that margaret thatcher knew that. so that's a direct appeal to the tory heartlands. these are members who number perhaps, 160000 or so who will be choosing the next prime minister by this friday. this trust is also a reference to or rather her supporters to night have reference margaret thatcher. she herself, has made a quite a lot of her support for boys johnson saying that he will actually go down on one of the country's best prime ministers. so link herself to the johnson premier ship of co soon next scene as somebody who stuck the knife in with his resignatio

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nathan richey, for joining us from so great. thanks for having thousands of ukrainians remain missing after the brief russian occupation of the town of boucher. so the streets were left littered with bodies and what ukrainian president will others, alaska calls a war crime. many families are still looking for their relatives. john henry reports from boucher the focus on a pro cinco has been searching for her father since the battle of boucher ended in march. sir, hyper cinco left their home to check on a friend that was in the family, fled to poland during the russian occupation of the town and returned to ukraine to see his car riddled with bullet holes most a bunch of returning here to see his car. oh, shut up there out of his truck. me was job. one neighbor told her he had been shot by russian troops. others said he died in shelling, but exxon believes he might be in russian custody. i can't forgive this people. i would beg them to return my father. i will do anything but get him back up so that the ship ticket i would beg th

and richey criticise de ruling coy, alicia, and fall, breaking the laws in factor jester day. earlier, he had issued a statement in a speech to his support. dad, one of the advisors was arrested by the government was tortured and of god. after that, he also criticized the police and the magistrate who had overt step dad mandate saying that they were not authorized to tortured anybody. millions of students in the philippines returning to school after one of the world's longest covered 1900 shutdowns. they've been studying at home for over 2 years to help stop the spread of the virus. vaccination isn't necessary for students to return to classes, but the department of education says more than 90 percent of teachers have been inoculated. not all schools will have face to face lessons. some teaching will be blended mixing, remote and classroom learning. barnaby low has more from a school. in manila, some schools are doing hybrid learning, where some students are the face to face classes on sundays, and then others are still doing this and online learning. but the biggest concern i

. >> reporter: tracy richey hasn't heard from her dad since the flood reduced his house to concrete blocks. now she's waiting to see if her dna matches a victim >> i'd give anything to give my dad a hug and say good-bye that would be wonderful. i don't think that's going to happen >> reporter: grief, compassion and perseverance rising from the brutal force of nature >>> oand now to the weather and the heat alert stretching from texas to maine michelle grossmann is tracking it all >> that includes parts of kentucky we're going to see heat advisories there with temperatures into the 90s feeling like 100 in some spots we're looking at dangerous heat from texas to new england. 66 million americans under heat advisories that's because we're ogoing to see temperatures soaring again 96 in baltimore. you factor in the high humidity, it had feel like 103 it will feel like 100 in new york city. by tomorrow, still warm, 92 in new york city, feeling like 99 and we're feeling like 99 by tomorrow afternoon in d.c. the heat goes on we're staying toasty in the central mains, southern plains, into the ohio

standouts or, and, or because, or alex on doing is a job quality sion which was promoting or murky port richey or so you ration onions and also or to promote russia as a reader, peter of fur or europe as a civilization or in contradiction to a uni, paul, are a globalist ideology, led to by united states, nate or and european union. so of course ease of a target of or atlantis media in the west. as an enemy, i would say ideological enemy. and this is why are there for no. i didn't feel any complacency or sadness we vis or terrorist attacks of because or it's a confrontation of ideas. and do you consider what city or vision eurasian is vision murky? put our vision is a direct threat to a western globalist generally led by united states. and this is why are they your they don't they don't sheila sod of by the story taxman. fortunately and because of a thing, it serves west on a gym, monique purposes. yeah. and at the end of the day, the bottom line is a family has lost a daughter at piera money. well, as always, thank you for your time, your thoughts, geo politics, expert peer a manual to mon, li

and i don't think either of the candidates list russell richey soon act or are going to do that either, but is unclear at the moment. what they will do is clear. they have to do something that's going to be their biggest. ah, they're the biggest thing that they have in their, in tray when they take position up. let's try to saying that sir. she is against her hand out. so she is going to be in favor of tax cuts, but it's unclear whether that can go any way to address the situation where she soon is saying that all options are the moments are on the table or are only there for mon, thanks very much. re challenge there in london. europe is biggest nuclear power plant is back online. ukraine's nuclear agency says it was cut off from the power grid off to fires damaged overhead electricity lines. russia took control of this up regia plant back in march, but it is run by ukrainian stuff. and there are growing fears about fighting near the facility. both sides have accused each other showing the plot. the u. n. has called the removal of all military forces immediately and is urging the inter

. >> we saw congressman richey torrez saying over the weekend he was displeased with some of these maneuversd for democrats. it's a risky strategy. it's a two-pronged strategy. right now, that's an iffy situation. >> that's the polite way to put it. let's look at the arizona governors race where you have the broadcaster saying she's channeling trump. if i losing with someone's cheating. and then you have karen robson. where are we as we get deeper inventory primary season? who's winning? >> so far, trump's winning, and arizona will be a big test to that. i think liz cheney is going to be an even bigger test. nobody is hiding how many different money streams there are after republicans as well as democrats trying to left her up. i think when you really zoom out, democracy is hugely on the ballot today. i just can't miss the position of nancy pelosi landing and saying in her public comments and writings, this is about elevating a democracy, this crucial democracy, and look at the tests at home on the ballot. this is not about p bipartisanship. >> and i mentioned it's just about -- it's a possi

this trust and former chancellor richey snack of health. several events across the country in recent weeks. ok, those are the headlines here in our 0. stay with us. witness is next. ah. ah. in. good morning, sarasota more ever. good morning, newtown. she bore underwriting wake up wake up september 11, 9. that every time i met you today at keller, story, something happened to me. i'm pretty sure stories. i'm from avenue. where were you on that day? i knew where i was. me and my mother was sitting in the kitchen. she mused, picks me breakfast and you sat and watched it too crazy them between 2 hours 6 blocks away from here, president bush was going to be sitting in a classroom at m e book or being read to back. no food in like school. wow. that was exciting but you know, what seems to be forgotten today was supposed to be about their focus on their hopes and doing the master races at the break. and they got it clips i tried to this day here, i'm dedicating this day to the children who are in that classroom reading the president bush today. it's about, you know, oh, i see only remember

favourite pakistani restaurant in whitechapel last week, eating out to help out, still carrying on at richeye needs a certain number of people to keep this restaurant going at all times. so it'll be absurdly dire, you have the federation of small businesses coming out and saying this fourfold increase will become completely unsustainable, the government needs to act now. no just on susie's point on the government not doing anything, been a complete fiasco, borisjohnson was unfit for office, so unfortunately we have this leadership election that should have been shorter than it is, it should've been over in a few weeks. we aren't learning anything new with all these endless hustings. but to be fair to rishi sunak, he did act earlier on the thing, he did a 37 billion pound package, trying to help people on lower income, £650 than £400 — help people on lower income, £650 than £400 - i help people on lower income, £650 than £400 — i disagreed with it because it should've been targeted to the poorest, stop what i'm interested in this because we are in this odd situation. the interested in this be

they were at port richey, which is a military base across the maryland line, not too far.senhower is a military man, from world war ii, abided by presidential and military rules, he had to apply for every single classified document he wanted toand it wasf around the wrist of military officer that was attached to a briefcase. it was shown him. the document was taken back. that is the way it is supposed to happen. you don't just have an ex president flying down wherever he lives in palm beach with an armload, figuratively and a leather bound box. it almost sounds like a horror film. leather bound box, as you noted, was on that inventory. and put that stuff in the basement with nuclear secrets. that is bad enough. because if those things are vulnerable someone can easily break in, take a look and danger every american, and every american child. above and beyond all that, why did he do it? was he planning to sell them? was he planning to share them with friends and foreign governments from whom he wanted money or other favors? we don't know that yet. but we've got to ask those

mason richey in sol 4. thanks so much for joining us. thank you. thanks for having me. the governor of the state of indiana as hell talks with the present to taiwan, mit height and tensions. china. eric holcombe is leading a 3rd american delegation to visit to pay this month yourself speaking. nancy pelosi and the congressional delegation also visited the island. and that angered beige language considers taiwan its territory. its president saying when calls are more economic cooperation with the u. s. taiwan is vital to the global semiconductor supply chain. the now the leaders of the u. s. u. k. friends and japanese say attacks close to ukraine operation nuclear plant must stop ukrainian official say a city near the complex of shells. and the start of the launch fire and cut power to about $3000.00 people. keith accuses moscow of turning the facility into military base. france says russian leader vladimir putin as urge agreed upon me to allow the nuclear watchdog to inspect the facility. i think you'll have more from washington d. c. when it came to the nuclear power p

as you know, you need to press one and then send if it is richey sue not need to press two and send if it is liz truss. are we already? any more questions before we need to do that? everybody know exactly what they are going to say and do? away you go. we have 15 seconds when people were pressing one for which he sue knock or liz -- or two for liz truss. pressing send and then if by magic in a few moments time, we will find out what our audience in the studio asked about who should be the next prime minister of this country. worth pointing out at this stage 0.3% of the electorate will decide our next prime minister which means 99.7% of you will not be doing that. do you think that is fair? why do you think it is fair? gentlemen here. >> we have a parliamentary system to people voted for the conservative already. we are electing the leader. it happens to be that leader becomes prime minister. this is a basic understanding. kate: it is the exactly the same that labor do. as with all things, if has crashed. -- as with all things, the technology has crashed. what we're going to do is go wi

host: new port richey, florida, republican line. caller: good morning. we need to stop thinking that anything is free in this country. stop making babies that we cannot afford. you make them, feed them, and care for them. stop segregating yourselves. these same people under government are segregating them all over again. god made us equal. host: are you addressing a certain group of people, ma'am? caller: no. i'm having a conversation with you guys. host: who are the " they you are referencing? caller: everybody in the world who thinks the world owes them something for nothing. we are here to fight. we are here to work. we are here to take care of our families. we are not here to get freebies. i think that is a lot of the problem in this world. host: that is a viewer from florida, republican line. let's hear from paul in texas. paul is on our democrats' line. caller: how are you? this is almost embarrassing. the republican party is no longer a party -- it is a mob. unfortunately you have a president who has broken the law numerous times. i have not heard

universities, with skilled jobs at the end, so i think when people see his programme and they meet richeych is basically tax cuts, but more money into peoples pockets through tax cuts. that is her message. it is not rishi sunak�*s message but they seem super for what she is saying. what sunak's message but they seem super for what she is saying.— for what she is saying. what rishi sunak are saying _ for what she is saying. what rishi sunak are saying is _ for what she is saying. what rishi sunak are saying is we _ for what she is saying. what rishi sunak are saying is we have - for what she is saying. what rishi sunak are saying is we have to i for what she is saying. what rishi sunak are saying is we have to bej sunak are saying is we have to be responsible and cut debt and cut inflation because if we don't have the cost of living will rise, the wage increases will not keep in line with inflation if it is ever increasing and that is a serious problem. we have to cut our debt. we have got 85 billion of debt interest loan to pay over the coming year. we are 2 trillion in debt overall. once

really and as you said there we heard that again last night at the latest hustings in eastbourne when richey week from the bank of england are bad, recession is not inevitable and the uk should not talk itself into that. so both in substance, really, in terms of liz truss with sweeping tax cuts and when mac holding off and prioritise and getting inflation under control and in tone, these candidate of as far apart as they could be within the conservative party on the economy. and maybe it is the more optimistic message from liz truss that resonates with bos's is albion in mornings —— in the face of warnings that cutting taxes will have immediate consequences and cause inflation to go even higher and make the problem even worse in the longer term. maybe the it is something that cuts through a little more. fourwhen something that cuts through a little more. four when mac's message, he says, is about sound money and doing the right thing but in the short term it could potentially sound negative to people. things are bad and we cannot afford to do anything to make it worse. those are the messages