what roger reeves has said, she said _ agenda? what roger reeves has said, she said this _ agenda?r reeves has said, she said this in _ agenda? what roger reeves has said, she said this in her - agenda? what roger reeves has said, she said this in her main i said, she said this in her main speech at the treasury last week is that economic growth was to become the new national mission. that is actually what businesses looking for. substantial measures, key measures that will really kick—start economic growth. i think we are likely to see some pieces of legislation announced today which will help achieve that. we are likely to see some sort of planning bill, which puts into action this commitment to get housebuilding going, having national health billing targets. as you say, we are likely to see the establishment of these two new institutions, gb energy on one hand and the national wealth fund on the other. both of which are intended to invest alongside the private sector, especially in terms of renewable energy because labour has a commitment to have 100% green electricity by 2030.

so he got to use his roger russell reeves unique. unique selling proposition in this. and saying, like, these short spots. he doesn't give he just gives simplistic. he's not give them very like detailed in-depth perceptions to it. so but i would say yeah and he's refuting slogans you've never had it so good. it's a democratic party slogan. he's refuting them and not in a lot of detail, but he's saying, well, what about the cost of living know? and tries to point to very specific to refute the slogan so it's not very specific in terms of all the details that he gives but it's a little bit more specific than the slogan. so that again with a 20 seconds he can try to refute some of the democrat slogans that that they're running on. excellent. yeah. i think i think today i mean, we can laugh at because you can clearly see him reading the cue cards in that like very awkward to the front was kind of comical but i think for the time this is brilliant because it's a person and eisenhower like together and they're to each other. it goes one step further than the fireside chats.

rogers, love that song right there. welcome back, everybody. you don't need to know when to hold 'em or fold 'em to potentially hit the jackpot in vegas this week. will reeves to give away more than $1 million it has to give away. yes, george. just take that money. >> show me the money! >> that's coming up. >> following a lot of headlines right now. a new poll with "washington post" and ipsos about president biden's standing. 85% think he is too old, sharply up from last year. 60% say the same about former but nowhere near biden's number. the cdc warns that dengue fever cases are on the rise. nearly 200 people have been infected in new york and new jersey this year. more than 2500 people, mostly in puerto rico, have been infected this year nationwide, five times higher than last year. the virus typically circulates in tropical and subtropical regions and spreads through mosquitoes. the best way to avoid it is to avoid bites. and airbags that could explode. the latest in airbag recalls. bmw vehicle models include some 3-series sedans from 2006-2011, and 3-series sports wagons from 2006-2012. bmw says it has not received any reports of accidents or injuries.

reeves has said that she's seeking a, quote, mandate for growth. but what will be on the agenda for the new government? economist justin urquhart stewart and doctor rogerdiscuss this. good afternoon to you both. i just said at the tail end of that last segment that sir keir starmer will have some economic gifts to inherit, perhaps in the coming months . perhaps in the coming months. inflation is coming down. of course, it's still 2. i believe . course, it's still 2. i believe. but crucially, the bank of england interest rates probably going down in august in turn mortgage payments. is he, you know , as he sort of got the know, as he sort of got the jackpot? well, no, hardly the jackpot? well, no, hardly the jackpot , but it could have been jackpot, but it could have been considerably worse. >> but yes, inflation has been coming down. >> not because, i have to say, because of the last government it was coming down anyway. because remember that inflation was primarily caused because of supply chain issues as a result of wars and all the issues we've got now that's been easing off a little bit. and inflation didn't get embedded into wage rises that we wou